We think on this side of the House that this is a bill that is not perfect. It has got some issues, it has got some faults. We, for instance, on this side of the House, we do support national direction. We do think that's important, but we also understand and accept that water quality issues deserve attention catchment by catchment. We accept that. So we think on this side of the House that rather than just simply arrogantly rejecting out of hand this piece of legislation, it should go to a select committee. It should be the subject of submissions presented from people around the countryside, and it should be part of our democracy and it should be something that the Government should at least have the decency to listen to an alternative point of view and hear another thing on. If there's one thing that this Government has to do, they really must begin to learn that when it comes to things agriculture, when it comes to things farming, they've got to learn to deal with farmers rather than dealing to them.