The importance of indigenous biodiversity, which I think is something that this Government is contemplating considering—why not address it here? This amendment would actually provide an opportunity for the Crown pastoral lessees to get some benefit out of actually actively managing positive indigenous biodiversity on the farms and by doing that actually provide a significant benefit to the country. This would require managed regeneration of indigenous vegetation to be recognised as a lessee-owned improvement. This proposed amendment would provide for that outcome. I note this Government is allowing others into the country to buy up farmland to encourage the planting of more forestry. So they've encouraged carbon sequestration. Here we have many high country farms owned by generations of New Zealanders. Why not provide a mechanism for them to be able to take some benefit to actually achieving these same outcomes?