Unfortunately, what we've got here is an ideological issue that the Labour Party and the Green Party hate farmers. Particularly, they hate pastoral farmers, and these guys are right in their sights; it's very clear. This bill is just a load of nonsense. A whole lot of stuff here about all of the consents they have to get on a high country farm to disturb soil—something that is done reluctantly because of the wind erosion and all those sorts of things. But occasionally you have to fix a fence, and that means re-routing it around a slip or something, or re-routing a track—they want those farmers to go through a consent process. It's marvellous for bureaucracy—I think there's 14,000 more bureaucrats in Wellington. It's just a waste of time, a waste of energy—it's sand in the gears of the economy. What they don't understand is every layer of bureaucracy that they add in, it goes right across the economy and slows it down. This bill is sand in those gears. 