The bill proposes amendments to the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act to revoke the section 71 power, which provides for an expedited way to make changes to planning documents. It provides for the early disestablishment of Regenerate Christchurch, which will reduce the number of institutions working on regeneration in Christchurch. It will extend certain land powers required for the reconfiguration of land titles in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor, to ensure the Crown can undertake agreed work prior to transfer of that land back to council. It will also make other required changes to implement the three major changes I have just noted, such as amendment to the regeneration plan process to account for the early disestablishment of Regenerate Christchurch, and to remove the requirement for an annual review of the Act.