SIMON COURT (ACT): Madam Chair, thank you. To the Minister, I now turn to resources. I've become aware, from a number of different stakeholders, that they're very concerned that their access to mineral resources, in particular to quarry resources, has been severely impacted by the National Environmental Standards for Freshwater, which prohibited earthworks and disturbing wetland—a wetland being defined as an area as small as one square metre. I'm interested in what advice the Minister has had about how the National Environmental Standards for Freshwater has affected access to those quarry resources—whether you're aware that that has held up any projects or added to additional cost—and what discussions you may have had with other Ministers about very quickly modifying that term "prohibited" or otherwise modifying the National Environmental Standards for Freshwater to allow earthworks in wetlands for infrastructure, to get access to vital resources, minerals like gold and rare earth elements, which we absolutely depend on for manufacturing and construction and infrastructure. Thank you, Minister.