In a speech he made recently about sustainable tourism and the reset for the industry, he said, "I would like to see changes in pricing strategies across our public assets so that they become financially self-sustaining." And he referred to a closer look at the international visitor conservation and tourism levy (IVL), which, prior to COVID, did generate significant revenue both for conservation and for tourism infrastructure. In terms of the future, what does this look at pricing assets mean? Is the Minister contemplating an increase in the IVL or is he suggesting that there should be charging for access to conservation land by international visitors? So there are quite a few questions there. I welcome a response.