Actually, what's required in terms of resource management amendment is a complete start again. That is a very big piece of work. In fact, I'm reminded of a conversation I had with former Attorney-General, the Hon Chris Finlayson QC, a couple of years ago when he said, "Well, actually, the only real way to deal with the Resource Management Act is to start again." But he was quick to point out that in his professional and political opinion, that would be a 15-year project. It may well be, but if that's what it takes to actually get planning legislation and to get the primary environmental protection legislation of New Zealand into a shape that is finally a piece of legislation that can be respected, can be understood, can achieve results quickly, fairly, and equitably for New Zealanders, then maybe that's what's required, because this piece of tinkering legislation does not achieve any of the things that are set out in the purpose statement of the legislation.