Can I also thank colleagues for their comments—their reflections, I guess—in that this piece of land is in close proximity to a number of amenities, a number of recreational spaces. The member for Rangitīkei referring to the rose garden, the Dugald Mackenzie Rose Garden, which, yes, did, as he suggests, celebrate the Pride of Palmy, which was actually a specific rose that was released recently in recognition of the city's 150th—sesquicentennial—anniversary. I have to say I've got two of them growing in my garden and they're doing very, very well at the moment as well. But this is about an opportunity to support a council that is wishing to be progressive, wishing to be innovative, that is vibrant. Those are three words that I've heard around the Parliament this afternoon. When we step back and have a look at what is proposed, we do need to appreciate that this will be subject to the select committee process.