Finally, there's been great apprehension expressed at the Environment Committee recently on the emissions reduction plan, no less—that the Resource Management Act (RMA) as it currently stands and the Natural and Built Environments Bill, the replacement bill for the RMA, which we've analysed as an exposure draft at Environment Committee, actually will make it harder to get consents to achieve a renewable energy target. They claim that the environmental bottom lines, which are included in the Natural and Built Environments Bill—a lack of provision for offsetting environmental effects by this inevitable dilemma we face: if we want to build infrastructure—whether it's a renewable energy, whether it's a wastewater treatment plant or a road—we build it in the natural environment, and submitters have claimed that without the ability to offset environmental effects, they're not going to be able achieve our renewable energy targets.