It is at tab 5 in the 177 pages of explanations. The third page discusses ground disturbances exclusively.
Perhaps I could summarize it briefly while you are looking for the reference.
The ground disturbances mentioned in the legislative provisions do not include ground disturbances caused by activities authorized by regulations or orders referred to in section 112, i.e. cultivation that is less than 45 centimetres deep. So cultivation that is less than 45 centimetres below the surface of the ground, or any other activity to a depth of less than 30 centimetres that does not result in a reduction of the earth cover over the pipeline to a depth that is less than the cover provided when the pipeline was constructed, are excluded.
These are provisions that aim to set out a series of conditions that would cause some cultivation to be excluded or included with regard to ground disturbances and pipeline safety. Have I given you some idea of the context?
I have several questions on this. How will these exceptions be monitored and who will do that? Why was a maximum depth of 30 centimetres included in the bill rather than being determined in the ground-related regulations? I will begin with those two questions.