This is a big deal—reforming resource management. Resource management is intrinsically difficult. There are always trade-offs to make. There are always people who have the status quo on their side. They don't want to change the system. There are few incentives to protect the environment. There are lots of plans, there are complicated concepts—often introduced by resource management lawyers in case law—and, of course, the fault of this place is that the legislation has been amended frequently. There are many inefficiencies and perverse outcomes.