Well, moving forward with the new piece of legislation that the previous speaker had put into the House, there was a view that the certainty was important. So clearly, all these minor activities that require the consent under the National Government's legislation in 1998 shouldn't remain like that. So indeed, we've moved to have some permitted activities. It covers most of those things which most people would say are sensible. Then there are some other activities, and technology has allowed us—with better bulldozers and with diggers and actually with things like centre pivot irrigators and things—to get on and develop that land. So there's a view that in some places that's appropriate, but others it's not. So people should be required to apply to the Commissioner of Crown Lands for those permitted activities, but still subject to a consent.