We saw the portent of this, actually, in the aftermath of the Canterbury earthquakes in Christchurch, where very similar enabling legislation was passed at that time for an urgent need that was a crisis—Canterbury and Christchurch needed new homes built quickly. So the kernel of this model of fast tracking and removal of red tape—actually, the genesis of it was back then. And then subsequently, my former colleague the Hon Dr Nick Smith tried on a number of occasions to achieve the same kind of result. Now, regrettably, he wasn't able to secure cross-party support in the way that has occurred with this piece of legislation. But that actually is a shame because we could have, I think, achieved some of the outcomes years ago—well, probably at least a decade ago—had that cross-party support been available then.