Now, Government influence on land use in New Zealand has almost always ended up in tears. And one only needs to go back to supplementary minimum prices of the 1970s or for deer of the early 2000s to see the damage it can do. The matters I've mentioned have the potential to be more contentious than the wool acquisition debates of the 1960s. And I only hope that we collectively can have a constructive debate on these issues, and pretty urgently before it's too late.