Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): In respect of the school upgrades, I'd be very surprised if they need a resource consent. I would have thought the designation that already applied to an existing school site would allow modifications to a building without a new resource consent. On occasions, that might be different. If that was the case, and it wasn't going to just sail through—I suspect it would sail through, normally, very cheaply and quickly, without recourse to this sort of legislation. I would be surprised if those projects actually need a resource consent. They'll need a building consent, but they won't need a resource consent, in a lot of cases.