Of course, it is the second part of a piece of legislation. The original legislation was the urgent measures, which was brought in around the COVID recovery, and that was, again, being referred to by other speakers, when we talked about where there was a danger that our economy may have collapsed. It wasn't that long ago that farms in New Zealand, in the late 1980s—it was probably with a little bit of regret that I didn't whip in and buy a farm at the time myself, because they were very hard to give away at the end of the 1980s because of other decisions made. So it would have been a real shame that we end up losing control or ownership. 