What this bill will do will put it back to regional councils, to each work on their own, and not to have that efficiency of working nationally to have some consistent and clear standards. This is a very dangerous bill because it really highlights ACT's attitude to the future of farming—[Interruption]—and the future of the environment, and you can hear the members getting quite excited. ACT goes round the country seeking to present a fresh face, but it does not care about a healthy environment. It does not recognise that a healthy economy and social wellbeing are based on healthy nature. It wants to scrap critical regulation that it has taken 30 years to get through a board of inquiry process, through public consultation, through working closely with the primary sector councils, primary industry organisations like Beef + Lamb, Federated Farmers—and instead it's tossing that all out. 