Despite having only three weeks to make submissions, I, like others, acknowledge the huge expertise and effort that councils, the urban design community, iwi, community organisations, individual renters, residents' associations, and many others went to to make more than a thousand submissions, and there were 183 that appeared before us in hearings. Public submissions and select committee consideration always improves legislation, and it certainly did with this bill. But, despite that, the bill still has gaps. There are still potentially implementation issues, and because it has these medium-density residential standards, and these are the sort of detail that one would expect normally in the national planning standards or in regulations—the national environmental standards—the Green Party recommends that new Schedule 3A be taken out of the bill and gazetted as regulations so that if there are issues that arise, they can be more easily amended than primary legislation can through this House.