Now, I note, Minister, that one of the goals of this, as has been articulated, is to improve the environmental outcomes on farms. And although I note that the Minister has acknowledged that this is done by many, if not most—and I would say all that I've certainly come across—if that is the goal then the Minister should support this, because this amendment would address the potential of Crown pastoral land to contribute to New Zealand's commitment to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions; something that this Government has made a lot of noise about. In fact, it's likely to be making announcements next week that it's spending significant money in the Budget to encourage that. So if it's going to encourage it there, why not encourage it here on these huge estates—this huge area of the South Island? The scale of the Crown pastoral land is approximately 1.2 million hectares. It provides the potential for lessees under this amendment to adopt farm management practices which would contribute to both greenhouse gas emissions and positive indigenous biodiversity outcomes, both things that I can only imagine that this Government must surely support, given all the noise it has made about its commitment to a reduction of carbon in our atmosphere.