I have outlined the key changes that have arisen since the bill was first introduced and how I propose to deal with them. I will now briefly recap other matters covered by the bill which remain largely as introduced. On the issue of raw milk regulations, the bill amends the raw milk regulations to phase out the eligibility of large export-focused processors to buy up to 50 million litres of raw milk at a regulated price. This measure was introduced in 2001 to provide some initial and limited stimulus for new, larger processors to enter the market and compete with Fonterra. However, the dairy sector has changed markedly since that time, and this measure is no longer required to help generate competition. The bill therefore reduces the current eligibility conditions. A processor that has its own supply of 30 million litres or more in a single season will no longer have an entitlement to buy raw milk from Fonterra at regulated prices.