Can I just draw out the Crown pastoral lands. I think the point the member makes is that, absolutely, most of those farmers are managing their land in a sustainable way, but, actually, tenure review has led to intensification. Some of it's been retired. The rest of it's been farmed more intensively to run a viable operation. The end of tenure review, I think, is a sensible thing. Most high country lessees I speak to now think that they just want to be able to continue on, but things are never the same, and so there are some adjustments. The legislation as proposed—and I know it was scrutinised by all parties of Government—has the right balance between protecting the rights of those pastoral lessees and protecting, I guess, the inherent intrinsic values of the high country, which are the responsibility of every one of us. It's Crown land, ultimately, and it's held for the purposes for which it was originally negotiated—that is, that it's a spectacular part of the high country of New Zealand and the image of our country. But the lessees have rights. They need to be able to continue to farm. There has been a bit of discussion in the media about what this might do.