Many submitters this evening have talked about the changing nature of the relationship between the Crown and the leaseholder. So I would like to turn the Minister's mind to the amendment in my name, where we talk about Schedule 2 of the bill and the proposed new Schedule 1AB, Part 1, where we talk about activities: permitted, discretionary, prohibited. I would like to ask the Minister: considering he said he won't be making any changes to this bill, what consultation was carried out with leaseholders as to what permitted, discretionary, and prohibited activities might look like? Because the way I read it, so much of this is already business as usual: pine control, gorse control, broom control, crack willows, grey willows, you name it. One of the speakers earlier on this side of the Chamber referred to the debacle that is going on up in the Marlborough region when one looks at the Muller Station versus St James, one very clearly well looked after, the other left in Crown hands and looks like an absolute disgrace. So to the Minister: what consultation was carried out, particularly around these activities? What consideration was given to business as usual? 