Now, a lot of them are managed really well. I'm not saying that all foreign owners are bad owners. Some of them have invested huge amounts of money. But the issue of their values when it comes to privacy and access are sometimes different to those of Kiwis. In fact, we go back to Tommy Suharto, I think it was, and a property up at the top of Lake Tekapō, where he just blocked access quite unreasonably. That sparked, I guess, some of the tension that still remains today between recreational users, people who enjoy the high country, and those who own the property. That was an unfortunate incident. The vast majority, and I say almost all New Zealand owners of these properties provide reasonable access. But if someone chooses not to, then we should have some leverage. We said at the point of transfer so as not to undermine the value or the property rights of the lessee, but to say to the new one coming in, "There was an issue with access here. We haven't been able to force access"—[Time expired]