Hon JACQUI DEAN (National—Waitaki): The member who just spoke, Chlöe Swarbrick, made an observation around this bill which I think was certainly worth making, and it is something that as legislators we might not be that aware of, and that is that the assets of whatever local authority it is that have gone through the special purpose vehicle process ultimately return to that community. It is a good point that has been raised by Chlöe Swarbrick—[Hon Jacqui Dean's phone rings] excuse me, I'll just deal with that, make it go away—but also it comes with another aspect that I think—I did not sit on the Transport and Infrastructure Committee. A number of us are seeing this bill for perhaps the first time, and it occurs to me that while it is cause for celebration indeed that the community asset is returned to the control of the local authority upon completion; however, what that comes with is the attendant liabilities that will have to go on to the local authority's balance sheet, ultimately.