Why are we passing the third reading this afternoon? We've heard from both the previous two speakers, Nicola Willis and the Hon David Parker, about the huge problem we have in New Zealand that I think everybody in this House acknowledges about our lack of housing. We also have a climate emergency. The intensification of our cities goes some way to help with that issue, and that is that when you incentivise transport mode shifts, so that you have people taking public transport, people walking, people cycling, that that can help with reducing our carbon emissions from transport, which are 40 percent of our carbon emissions. It's also important that we don't sprawl and build on very productive land. Those issues are ones that the National Policy Statement on Urban Development 2020 (NPS-UD) was made to address, as well as this housing issue. What we have with this bill is speeding up the process for the implementation of the NPS-UD, and also this new tool, which is the medium density residential standards (MDRS).