They completely distorted the process. The development agreement process provides for more public input.

The agreement defines its own land uses, with constraints.

We're trying to create something unique and special on a unique and special piece of property.

We're not after money. We just want our development rights.

that the Whirlpool agreement is superior and is in the best interest of our shareholders.

That's completely unacceptable, and I don't think there would be New Zealanders who would say that New Zealand should do nothing in the face of another country's agents trying to breach our sovereignty. We have to take a stand on that, regardless who the country is,