An issue that was raised by a number of submitters—and, unfortunately, we heard last night from the Minister for Land Information that he wasn't aware of it, but it was certainly in submissions to the select committee and was raised numerous times—was the requirement that farmers will need a consent, unless 90 percent or more of the land area is covered in exotic pest plants, to remove those plants, and I'll show a photograph to the House of one those submissions. There's a photograph of tussock area and one gorse bush in the middle of it, and that will, effectively, be protected by this legislation. It's just an example of unworkable regulation that, unfortunately, this Government does time and time again, and it does not listen to those who know their land best and how to protect it best. 