So we've put on the Table an SOP in my name that seeks to exempt NorthTec from the reforms, and I'm looking to the wide and varied discussion of the impact across all of New Zealand. The Office of the Auditor-General said this was the widest range of public reforms of public entities in the past 30 years. That shows the potential disruption that this could be. We have great concerns for that. Again, we respect and honour the privilege that is the committee of the whole House, that for the first time, and maybe the only time, will give those regions a voice. So we're concerned. We respect this privilege and we'll honour it, and I'm looking forward to my colleagues informing me, informing the House, informing Hansard, and all those who are watching as to what the impact of these reforms will be in their regions. I stand by the SOP in my name in the committee. Thank you, Mr Chair.