Obviously, we've just heard how important land is, but we really did have to dig a bit deeper, so to speak, in respect of that land and identify why we were protecting particular land. Obviously, farmland's important but it was a really useful discussion—and the Opposition contributed in a meaningful way to this discussion—to look at what was zoned rural land but was on urban fringe, and the fact that, in many cases, whilst you might have stock on the land or some kind of crop it was really just being held there. It wasn't being used to its maximum economic potential because it was really development land and, in fact, foreign investment in that land may well be very useful, and so in committee that was something that absolutely we looked at. 