NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Madam Chair. Sorry, I'll just rearrange everything in front of me. I would like to speak to an amendment under my name seeking to amend clause 21A, and I'd like to turn the Minister's mind to subsection (2A) and, if you wouldn't mind, just to clarify for him: "If the land under the lease or licence is pastoral land, the Commissioner must not consent to the transfer, sublease, or other disposal unless satisfied that the applicant has made reasonable endeavours to enhance public access to the land." It must be terribly embarrassing for the Government every now and then when private enterprise seeks to do its work for it, and in this case, the lessees have hired private lawyers to do the work for the Government, because here we have an apparent statutory conflict. So I'd ask the Minister: what is the legislation that the leaseholder is required to prioritise here? Is it this bill or is it the health and safety Act? Which legislation has precedence, and what would you say, Minister, to a leaseholder who has to allow public access to gain or retain consent for an activity but, at the same time, is liable for any accidents that might happen on that property to someone who gains access?