To further encapsulate this narrative, I could offer other examples about nitrogen and the effects on the environment. One that the Green members often frequently reference, DIN, or dissolved inorganic nitrogen, levels, and the respective leaching, is highly respective of the volumes used, the farming conditions they're used in, permeable soil aggregate to non-permeable soil aggregate and the differences between the two, what is needed in terms of mitigation therein, and also how to preserve the environment. Putting a one-size-fits-all set of regulations on such use fails to acknowledge retention levels. That's why the ACT Party and thousands of regional members, farmers, and rural communities that support us see the logic behind this bill that we deliver: environmental protection and mitigation giving consideration to councils and their respective catchments, most of which are already employing environmental planning and implementing better regulatory standards in their regions. They are regionally specific, in most instances having considered better environmental outcomes. 