Hon DAMIEN O'CONNOR (Minister of Agriculture): Yes. Extra monitoring and a range of practical support is being rolled out to help farmers implement good intensive winter grazing practices. Since late May 2022, this year, the Ministry for Primary Industries animal welfare compliance team has been undertaking a programme of monitoring winter grazing in Southland and Otago known as Project Poharu 2. This includes, firstly, proactive visits to many operations undertaking winter grazing; weekly meetings with Environment Southland and Otago Regional Council, who have responsibility for environmental issues such as water quality potentially arising from winter grazing; and attending to any complaints received regarding potential animal welfare issues arising from intensive winter grazing. This is a follow-up to the equivalent programme Project Poharu undertaken in 2021, and in addition MPI staff have been working with industry groups such as Beef + Lamb to provide guidance to the primary sector on good intensive winter grazing planning and practice. 