Hon DAVID BENNETT (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. It's good to be able to speak after the Minister, Damien O'Connor, because when we had the Minister he talked about the quaint lifestyle of hill country farmers. That's that Molesworth Street attitude to that farming and to farmers in general. And my colleague is completely right: this is an asset land grab, taking away the power of people that have, for generations, thought they had a right in that land—and they actually do have a right in that land, because it's a perpetual lease. It is not a lease for 100 years; it is a perpetual lease. The Labour Party are using a small group of farmers, about 100 farmers, to take away the rights to use that land. That is, effectively, what is happening here, and all the farmers in New Zealand, all asset holders in New Zealand, should be backing these people today, because this is the start of what the Labour Party wants to do. This isn't just about those farmers there. This is taking away the rights to farm your farm. Basically, they believe that they should tell you how to farm, and what you can farm, and how to do it. This is a precursor to their agenda.