What I would say is that this bill will allow for an exception to what, I guess, the NES could apply to. It would go on, potentially, to revoke regulations, particularly stock exclusion regulations of 2020, and parts of the NES that would relate to intensive winter grazing but also the application of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser to what would be pastoral land. So in conclusion, I think it is important to acknowledge that farming activity is important, but it can also, at times, have adverse consequences, and therefore appropriate mechanisms, instruments and regulations, need to be put in place, but that they are considered to be fair, that they are considered to be consistent, and that they, at the end of the day, meet a need that is obviously there. So on that basis, I will not be supporting this bill.