So the former Palmerston North Reserves Act 1922 gave the initial protection to this land as a reserve so it could not be sold. This Act was superseded by the Palmerston North Reserves Empowering Act in 1966, which became the principal Act. This empowering amendment bill supports the aim of the Palmerston North City Council to be able to sell the land if it becomes surplus to their requirement. And I think the member the Hon Eugenie Sage made good point and good reference to the fact that this is a piece of land that is able to be sold, but we here in the Environment Committee, the select committee members, we did not look into the decision as to whether that was right or wrong. We looked specifically at the process of moving that piece of land. There is a due process that needs to be followed in the city council process.