Why this is important in terms of this third reading is that this bill at its heart will take us a small way in terms of improving the transparency in local government. That's really important from a trust and confidence perspective for our communities in terms of those democratically elected officials. As I said, in a number of our communities, the gap between our community members and those officials is reasonably small. Obviously, when you move to our much larger cities such as Auckland, that gap broadens quite considerably and I think that acknowledges some of the challenges that we have around connectivity in local government. But this bill will improve the transparency in regards to registration of potential interests that may give rise to conflict, and I think this is a very standard procedure in the private sector. As we've heard before from the prior member, Tangi Utikere, it is also an aspect that a number of councils have already taken on board or have done in advance of this, but this will ensure that that application is consistent. 