Local Government New Zealand, within only the last three to four weeks, has articulated one of the single biggest issues for local government in this country is a significant degree of reform and change that is being pushed upon them by this Government right here—reform and change in many areas which is unnecessary, ideological reform, and local governments are struggling under the weight of a large degree of unnecessary reform; very, very poor reform. I won't get into the detail in regards to three waters, but that will just give you a sort of sampler of an example. But this, on top of it, continues to reinforce the fact that central government knows best—the ideology around the fact that, actually, we can't rely on or trust our local democratically elected individuals that represent us at local government to make decisions about their local communities. No, central government needs to mandate, "They must undertake these tasks". Well, what other tasks does this Government—and I'd hate to think, because they've probably got a long list of items in terms of what's coming down the pipe next—need to force upon local government to make sure that they are considering. It is completely unnecessary and it goes to the heart of a Government that does not trust the people that are democratically elected to take responsibility for their communities. 