Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister for Land Information): The health and safety legislation is pretty clear around all farmland, and the landowners have to do all they reasonably can, of course, to alert people to potential dangers, and I don't see that there's any more danger here than for other farmland, where a large a number of farmers provide public access. The issue raised here was one of contention. It went back a number of years where a foreign landowner, effectively, blocked access to the high country through his particular property, and it raised the reality that the values of New Zealand farm owners and high country lessees and the values of foreigners were not always aligned. And so, God help us if the National Party ever get back into power again; they are most likely to consider the sale of New Zealand land to anyone, and that would be a real risk, and they then would open up the realities of that conflict of values.