RACHEL BROOKING: Well, the bill excludes nature and scientific reserves. So I'm trying to work out here what does the bill apply to, and that is, under the Conservation Act, conservation parks, wilderness areas, sanctuary areas, watercourse areas, amenity areas, wildlife management areas, other conservation areas being stewardship, and then, under the Reserves Act, recreation reserves, historic reserves, scenic reserves, and Government purpose reserves. This bill, then, enables the Director-General of Conservation, as the member said, to approve the removal of trees that are irreversibly damaged on that land that I've just described. 