I want to comment quickly on a couple of comments, one from Eugenie Sage who thinks it's—in her unfortunate terminology—opportunistic and plundering of the conservation estate. Well, of course, it's not. What happens with this bill is that the conservator has got the sole right to decide whether or not this gets used at all. In fact, it can't be implemented if not for the Director-General of Conservation. I think that's an eminently sound start. 