Now, thankfully, they can cut it down and take it away, but they can't take the land away, and for that reason, I'm completely ambivalent about that, except to the degree that the change that was made in the previous Parliament that enables foreign buyers not to jump through high hoops when they're buying farmland so that they can convert it to farmland is incredibly concerning to me and to the National Party, and despite our efforts we couldn't fix that. That remains a significant irritant in our overseas investment framework, and for Peeni Henare to talk about the rights of tangata whenua and looking to tangata whenua to care for the land for our young—"We have a bill that does just that.", he said. Well, actually, it doesn't—doesn't do that at all, doesn't improve things from the significant backtrack that we took in terms of what he described as protecting the land for our young. His rugby team might be booming in Moeroa, I think he said it was—