Regional plans are being developed by regional councils and have to be notified by the end of 2024. So there are lots of consultations going on with regional councils around the country about this and in the thick of it the team from Federated Farmers offering advice and guidance. Feds National Vice President Colin Hurst joins Mark Leishman on Round Up.
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