What we've got here is a local bill put in by ECan, who did no consultation with their local community. Go to the submitters. What's interesting, when you look at the number of submissions there were—1,651 that the Māori Affairs Committee received, 74 in favour, 1,571 opposed. And one of the common themes that came out was ECan did no consultation. So that's another question we're landed with in the second reading: why did ECan not do any local consultation? The reason it comes back in and is allowed to be a local bill—because, of course, a local bill can't change a primary statute. That's why this is a workaround bill—because the Government did not want to change primary legislation.