The process of tenure review has run its course. Since the process commenced in 1998, many leaseholders who have wanted to have gone through the process. For those parties to whom a substantive proposal has been put, the process will continue. The remaining leaseholders will continue to operate their properties with perpetual right of renewal. The bill is intended to enshrine best practice and streamline some day-to-day farming activities. It amends the existing regulatory system under which leaseholders are already required to obtain landowner consent for many activities by classifying activities as permitted, discretionary, or prohibited. Certain low-impact farming activities will not require consents. Higher-impact activities will require consent from the Commissioner of Crown Lands under an improved process. Some activities, however, that have major impacts on the values of the high country will not be allowed.