The 1922 piece specifically identifies that this piece of land cannot be sold. The effect of the Act is that the council could build on the land, it could lease the land, but it simply could not sell the land. But it could, however, be sold under the 1966 Act, which is the Palmerston North Reserves Empowering Act 1966, if it is specifically amended to include or add the Huia Street Reserve parcel into that Act by mentioning it or listing it in the schedule to enable potential sale. That's, essentially, what this piece of proposed legislation does. It moves the management of that land clearly into the 1966 Act sole, rather than it being subject to a, I guess, conglomeration of other Acts in terms of its management.