In respect of what happens in the meantime, the law is the law. I hear people saying that they should just take a deep breath and wait until the law changes before they do anything. It's actually one of the reasons why we didn't immediately embark upon the Resource Management Act (RMA) reform. It was that we needed to get cracking on water quality, on issues relating to climate, and also on development opportunities for housing, which we've done using existing instruments under the RMA. We've updated the National Policy Statement on Urban Development, and the councils are required to make more room for house-building opportunities both through intensification and, where necessary, at the margins of growing urban areas, and that work's flowing through. 