If I may one offer one further example: in Whangārei, which is one hour of driving away from where I live, there is 300 millilitres greater average rainfall there compared to my home, with very different soil structures, substructures, topography, and types of soil erosion. Their environmental footprint and needed mitigations are different and the considerations different because of it. Regionally, Northland crop sowing dates to methods or environmental mitigations are principally better understood by those in respective regions. It's a no-brainer. We are significantly different from Southland, comparative to them, as they are to us. Clearly, a centralised slate of national standards totally fails to accommodate the plethora of variations, the type of environmental protection methodologies and on-farm practices we should use. 