So here we are. I made my comments very plain at the time, as did colleagues. We are in the select committee—none of that today, because our committee has not reported back, but I will go back to the Hon Damien O'Connor's first reading speech, when he was Minister of Agriculture but not land information, where he said, "The bill will ensure that the Crown and leaseholders work together". OK, the Hon Damien O'Connor, how is that going to happen in a regulatory environment which pitches Crown pastoral lessees against Land Information New Zealand, and a regime where Land Information and their agents go on to a Crown pastoral lease and can strike an infringement notice—can strike an enforceable undertaking upon that lessee? Where is the partnership in that? This bill, which is before select committee—and submissions close on Monday—has fundamentally changed the nature of high country farming in New Zealand. So what's the way forward?