Farmers were fencing waterways long before this Government thought that it was a great idea to do, and that's because, first and foremost, farmers are conservationists. They know they want the land to be kept in a good condition. They know they want their stock looked after well. The reason why a group like Groundswell has come about is because this Government has been putting in place an avalanche of regulations that the farming community cannot deal with all at once and that doesn't even make sense for them to deal with. So it would make much more sense to allow this bill to go to the select committee and work collaboratively with the rural sector to come up with solutions that will genuinely make a difference, because farmers know those solutions much, much better than people in Wellington do. Thank you, Mr Speaker.