They'll have to pay for that, and then every four years they're going to have to get recertified. But, in between, there will be bylaws and there'll be changes and they won't know what the rules are for LINZ compared to the Department of Conservation land, compared to NZTA and the councils, and every council will have slightly different rules. This Minister will trot up and say "We've done a great thing there. I told you on my very first day that we're going to tell those people to stop ruining our streams.", but, actually, there's a very, very high likelihood and chance this legislation won't achieve what he wants in anything but name, because it's heavy on bureaucracy, heavy on red tape, and is creating more and more structures when they actually already exist. 