I've heard, during the debate, people talking about how ownership of land is not strategic—well, have a look at my surname. My surname is O'Connor. My ancestors were Irish. They left the Ireland in the 1840s, as did the ancestors of many people in this House, and they left because they lost control of their land. At the time, there was a potato famine and they were starving, there was very productive land down the middle of Ireland, Ireland was a net exporter of food while its people were starving—but they had strategically lost control; they didn't own the land any more. So those who suddenly think that ownership of land means nothing in an economic world, I would just ask them to have a little look at their history to ensure that doesn't happen.