I also wonder if the Minister listened to or talked to the High Country Accord, who also said "We are strongly of the view that the Bill's proposal to change the nature of the contractual relationship between Crown and lessee to a regulatory one underpinned by offence provisions is a considerable strategic mistake and overlooks the predictable changes in lessee and LINZ official behaviour. Like it or not, a visit from LINZ will be characterised in the future as a visit from the Police. Under threat of allegations of having committed an offence under the Act, LINZ cannot expect that their visits will be welcomed. That is not to say that LINZ will be treated with anything but courtesy,"—which is what we always we get from our high country farmers—"but there will be a natural trepidation and fear that comes with any Police investigatory visit. The strength of the current relationships between lessees, LINZ and its contractors will be immediately weakened." Those are irreconcilable with those comments, Minister, that were made earlier. Both Federated Farmers and the High Country Accord are very clearly saying that they will not be welcoming visits and repeated visits in a regulatory framework that is treating them—they are feeling as criminals.