Unfortunately, quarry operators pointed to other issues with the freshwater rules, particularly around prohibitions on disturbing wet areas that mean they can't even start the earthworks needed to get to the blue rock for construction. Now, Minister, I know these quarry operators and land developers have raised this with you multiple times over the past two years and that you and your department have undertaken to do the work to unlock land for quarrying and inland development, but some quarries are now mothballing. They're moving their gear to the Waikato, and what that means is every truck that travels 30 kilometres, every 30 kilometres doubles the cost to quarry rock. That's adding cost into housing and construction and infrastructure. It's causing inflation to flow through to all aspects of the economy. Minister, do you think it's OK to stop quarrying, to stop local land development because of your freshwater rules, and, if not, what are you going to do about it and when are you going to do something about it, Minister? Thank you.