That is why ACT will support these terms of reference and this motion to take the exposure draft to select committee, because we want to invite submitters who share ACT's belief that private property rights should underpin all laws that govern how you use your land. When we look at the exposure draft and we look at the terms of reference, we actually see some really significant conflicts that cannot possibly be resolved through this legislative agenda that's been set out here. We see 1a)—to protect—to protect. Now, I believe in enhancing the environment; not to protect just what we've got but to make it better, and there are many, many examples we could use, whether it's in roading projects—when you drive down a new State highway, a road of national significance, or a new four-lane highway that connects cities or connects suburbs within cities, you will see the most fantastic wetlands and plantings which enhance the natural environment. So it is possible to develop resources, to develop infrastructure, and to develop land for housing and farming, including irrigation and other absolutely vital aspects of infrastructure—it is possible to develop those and enhance the environment.