A submitter who made a powerful impression on members of the Environment Committee last year in Queenstown was a young 11-year-old, Jess Cocks, from Mount Nicholas Station, who really highlighted the multigenerational connection to the land. She spoke of how much she loved it and loved going camping on it, and talked about going spraying with dad to kill bad weeds like gorse and nodding thistles and catching possums to help look after our native birds and forests. She said, "One day, I really hope to be able to run this farm and I hope that it stays in family for ever so we can keep looking after this beautiful station." Her mum, Kate Cocks, also articulated how deeply committed she was to providing environmental protection, and I think the statistics speak for themselves: 83.9 percent of that station is in indigenous vegetation.