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It's a long—term issue, nrw, which oversees much of this, has had its funding consistently cut. if nobody�*s policing things like muck spreading, are you prepared to tell farmers that they can't spread muck on their land because there's too much phosphate in the river already? well, we have to look at the regulations, we have to look at the individual farmers, and one of the things we are bringing forward in relation to delaying the one regulation is a licensing scheme. now, if a farmer wants to apply for a licensing scheme and we think that it's not pertinent for that farm, we can do that...

What i'm saying is, it's about working together to make sure that where you can get perhaps quicker wins, i see that obviously it's a long—term issue, but we need to look for quick gains too. nrw, which oversees much of this, has had its funding consistently cut. if nobody�*s policing things like muck spreading, are you prepared to tell farmers that they can't spread muck on their land because there's too much phosphate in the river already? well, we have to look at the regulations, we have to look at the individualfarmers, and one of the things we are bringing forward in relation to delay...

Sure that where you can get perhaps quicker wins, i see that obviously it's a long—term issue, but we look for for quick gains too. nrw, which oversees much of this, has had its funding consistently cut. if nobody�*s policing things like muck spreading, are you prepared to tell farmers that they can't spread muck on their land because there's too much phosphate in the river already? well, we have to look at the regulations. we have to look at the individualfarmers, and one of the things we are bringing forward in relation to delaying the one regulation is a licensing scheme. now, if a farm...

What i'm saying is, it's about working together to make sure that, where you can get, perhaps, quicker wins, i see that obviously it's a long—term issue, but we look for for quick gains too. nrw, which oversees much of this, has had its funding consistently cut. if nobody�*s policing things like muck spreading, are you prepared to tell farmers that they can't spread muck on their land because there's too much phosphate in the river already? well, we have to look at the regulations. we have to look at the individualfarmers, and one of the things we are bringing forward in relation to delayi...

In relation to delaying the one regulation, is a licensing scheme. now if a farmer wants to apply for a licensing scheme and we think it's not pertinent for that farm, we can do that. but that's from here going forward. a lot of this is legacy phosphorus. that is part of the problem. we are where we are now. and if that's part of it, obviously we can look at it. do you take responsibility for what's happening to our rivers? well, of course i'm part of the solution, just as other people are. we all have to take responsibility, each and every one of us. the scale of the problem is daunting. ther...