There were some submitters and some in this House who have argued that we just leave it all to the leaseholders, that there hasn't been any evidence of degradation in the high country, and, I think, Federated Farmers argued that. I would remind members of the evidence that was presented by Dr Lee and others that even in the Mackenzie Basin alone, 68,000 hectares of indigenous vegetation, over 22 percent of the floor of the basin, was completely changed, destroying the indigenous character of that, between 1990 and 2017. Dr Lee had some very compelling maps just showing the major change with very bright-green areas that had highlighted that conversion. So, again, some clarity around inherent values, how they are to be managed, how the discretionary consent process is to be managed are at the heart of this bill in order to ensure that those values are sustained long term. 