Another change that the select committee made was around the provision for farm plans and regulations for those. Farm plans are a hot topic at the moment. They are a reasonably new thing and people have different ideas of what farm plans might be at the moment. We heard that Beef + Lamb have some farm plans, but those aren't always going to be appropriate for the high country. We know, of course, with changes in the Resource Management Act that there's a need for farm plans to do with water. Because this is something that's not quite settled at the moment, the changes to the bill are that there's some time for regulations to be made about what will be in those farm plans and that they're optional. There was very good support for this by the farming submitters in terms of that it should enable farmers, when they have got a range of activities that they need to consent for, that they can bundle them together and work through the issues with Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) all at once and in an efficient and useful way. We also heard about the importance of LINZ and leaseholders working together, and we've just heard the Minister say how important that is. And I note just last week at the Environmental Defence Society conference that two high country farmers both called Kate were there and with LINZ as well, speaking about the importance of this legislation.