Now, one of the aspects of this piece of legislation is that local government are going to be able to define the areas where freedom camping can be permitted, but also the New Zealand Transport Agency and Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) are going to have exactly the same ability to designate pieces of land where freedom camping can occur. The real problem with that is that for the tourists who are domestic tourists around New Zealand, they will have difficulty enough trying to decide where the boundaries of the local government rules are. Heaven forbid that they should then have to try and understand and define which is land administered by the New Zealand Transport Agency and which is land administered by LINZ. I guess there will be a multitude of signs that will be erected all around the countryside, polluting the visual atmosphere of the nation. These will be scattered around the countryside, and there'll be little signs that say this sign is a designated area that has been approved by the New Zealand Transport Agency where you can freedom camp, or this area of land will be an area of land that has been designated by LINZ. Most of them won't have a clue what LINZ is, and then there will be all the different councils and they won't know where one council's boundary starts and another boundary begins and so forth.