Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Madam Chair. It's good to be finally back on this piece of legislation, even if it's very poor legislation. This has been a slow, drawn-out, painful exercise for the leaseholders who maintain their responsibilities under the Crown pastoral land reform Act of 2020. They've been literally dragged through the high hills of the South Island on this journey of this piece of legislation, and all for nothing, because, as people who have been listening to the previous debate on this piece of legislation will know, a re-elected National-led Government is going to repeal this legislation at the first possible opportunity. We want to make that, again, very clear at this committee stage: a National-led Government will repeal this legislation at the first possible opportunity. It is poor legislation, it is bad legislation, and it is not in the best interests of New Zealand, the Crown pasture lease area, or, indeed, the families and businesses that operate those leases.