This was also an arrangement that was first put in place by the National Government back in 2010. I want to acknowledge Hon Eugenie Sage for reminding the House that an ACT Minister at the time, Rodney Hide, also had a hand to play in this. So isn't it interesting that we get to the third reading this afternoon and the National Party and the ACT Party have made it very clear to everyone in the Parliament that they are not supportive of what this local bill is seeking to achieve? It's good enough for them at a particular time and place, but it's not good enough for them here and now. I think that is an absolute disgrace on the part of the National Party and the ACT Party as well, because since 2010, everything points to a significant level of achievement, given the involvement of that mana whenua voice when it comes to environmental issues and environmental matters of concern. 