We look at the freshwater package that David Parker, the Minister for the Environment, has set out. It's something that strikes a balance—a balance to the farmers I've spoken to—that is recognised as fair and effective, one that limits the amount of nitrogen that's going into our waterways, and one that requires the offsetting of stock away from the waterways, but, equally, one that recognises that farming is an important part of our economy and that it is possible to effectively and sustainably run dairy farms, which are a critical part of our exports. We can do that effectively, and a good farmer knows that to do that effectively, we must do it sustainably. 