JAMI-LEE ROSS (Botany): Thank you, Mr Chair, and I appreciate the support from David Seymour on this particular issue. He raised a point there that I just want to answer about local democracy and how, typically, we leave these things to councils, and we do leave it to the elected local members of a council to make their overall decisions. They do so within the constraints of the Local Government (Rating) Act and the Local Government Act. But in this case, I just want to say and make the point that this is still being left, in most parts, to the decisions that the local elected members will be able to make as to how to implement a rates freeze. So it's not as if complete local decision-making would be taken away. The way I've drafted the Supplementary Order Paper, it would, effectively, say an invoice that a local authority issues for the 2020-21 year must not be any greater than the previous financial year. There's an exception if there's a change of use with that particular rating unit, but how they achieve that will still be left to the local elected members.