I am concerned that licensure for Natural Asset Companies will lead to adverse outcomes, like the erosion of multiple use on our Federal Lands, insofar as they will prioritize "non use" as a primary, preferred ecological benefit. We're concerned about the tone taken towards agriculture in the proposed rule change, like "Agriculture is contributing to the loss of natural habitat and soil degradation." p.3 In fact, farmers and ranchers do much to improve soil health. We are concerned this sets a precedent for non-use (i.e. ecological performance) by placing lands, and or grazing permits, etc. up for sale to the highest bidder. Many farmers and ranchers cannot compete with the resources of Wall Street to maintain the livelihood and continuity of their operations. We are concerned that licensure for Natural Asset Companies will lead to adverse outcomes, like the erosion of multiple use on our Federal Lands, insofar as they will prioritize "non use" as a primary, preferred ecological benefit How will these licensures be handled? Who will be the enforcement authority and how will they be measured or evaluated for performance and appropriateness for the landscape? What are the mechanics? We are concerned. Please do not allow the formation and listing of Natural Asset Companies on the NYSE. Our natural resources should not be controlled in the manners likely if Natural Asset Companies receive power to manage private or governmental resources. Please stop any further consideration of File No. SR-NYSE-2023-09 It is not a safe or reasonable form of investment. It is a charity being sold as a profit making business and has no business on the stock exchange.