Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Tourism): Recently, I announced, with Queenstown Mayor Jim Boult, that the Government was introducing tougher freedom camping laws to prevent the abuse which has placed an unfair burden on small communities and damaged our reputation as a high-quality visitor destination. At the heart of our new law will be a greater respect for the environment and communities through a "right vehicle, right place" approach. In 2022, the Government will introduce legislation that will, amongst other things, include that vehicle-based freedom campers will need to be in a certified, self-contained vehicle to stay overnight on land managed by local councils unless the council has designated the area for non-certified vehicles, and a new regulatory system to enable vehicles to be certified as self-contained. To be certified as self-contained, a vehicle will need a fixed toilet.