Hon JAMES SHAW (Minister for Climate Change): Thank you. I thank the member Scott Simpson for his question. So in response to the member's question about where in the legislation is the mechanism to limit the risk of mass afforestation of productive farmland: this issue was canvased during the debates around the zero carbon bill last year. Of course, the zero carbon bill was an amendment to the Climate Change Response Act 2002, and this bill is also an amendment to the Climate Change Response Act 2002. The member's party actually won a concession during the zero carbon legislation, which is that it's a mandatory consideration for the Climate Change Commission when considering its emissions budgeting processes, and a similar obligation on the Minister and the Government when responding to the advice of the commission, to consider the implications of land-use change for communities and the wider economy. So that was actually built into that legislation.