This bill exemplifies—I would say it's one of those bills that exemplify the very uncomfortable relationship between New Zealand First and the Greens. This was made very clear at the select committee process. There is a project that was listed in Schedule 2, a very good project. It was called the Kopenui Water Storage Reservoir at Kaikohe. We all know it as the Ngāwhā dam project. In fact, the Minister in his speech talked about water storage projects being listed in Schedule 2. But, to be fair, when this bill came to us in the Environment Committee, there wasn't a water storage project. It was a hole in the ground. The reason that it wasn't a water storage project was because the Ngāwhā dam, in fact, was only for the construction of the dam—just a hole in the ground. It specifically said that it was not for water-related consents. So you could dig a hole in the ground, but you couldn't fill it full of water and you couldn't take the water out of it, so it wasn't a water storage project at all. It was a big, expensive hole in the ground. 