We operate in this little democracy of ours here in New Zealand a unicameral system. We don't have a federal system, we don't have an Upper House, we don't have a Senate. We, in our own little way, have developed what we would hope would be a select committee process that provides the scrutiny and the analysis and the detailed, careful scrutiny of legislation. Well, submitter after submitter came and presented to the select committee, and none of their points that they raised in trying to convince the Government that they were farming well, that they were conserving land that would otherwise be the victim of uncontrolled pests, weeds, and wilding pines and the like—none of those arguments seemed to be in any way resonating with Government members.