As the Minister said, the bill aims to ensure that Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) will administer Crown pastoral land in a way that maintains or enhances the inherent value of the land. The Minister further defined that inherent values are to be the ecological, landscape, cultural, heritage, and scientific values of the natural character of the land. I learnt, as a person who is not a farmer and who does not associate with farmers that much—unless, of course, I'm watching Country Calendar—that the Crown owns approximately 1.2 million hectares of Crown pastoral land. That's about 5 percent of New Zealand's total land. This land is primarily in Te Wai Pounamu—the South Island high country—and most of this land is leased by the Crown to farmers for pastoral farming.