ACT doesn't like regulation; we know that. But this is making it very clear that it's quite happy to have dirty rivers and continued degradation rather than working on a path to clean up those rivers and ensure that our farmers who are working to replant their riparian margins, to protect gullies, to recognise what they can do in catchment groups to restore waterways and are getting on with it, as Minister Parker noted, with a substantial investment of funds from this Government, from this generation, to repair the damage that was done in the past. And as Tangi Utikere noted, on the Environment Committee we have been listening to dozens of submitters who want te taiao properly cared for, who recognise that Papatūānuku is essential to our wellbeing and that we need a new approach. 