I just want to touch on two members' contributions as part of the second reading, because this is the first opportunity to do so. The Hon Eugenie Sage touched on the need for decision-making principles to be considered as part of the next steps and that many of the issues that were raised by submitters would, none the less, be subject to the normal public notification process, where there's a time and place notified, 14 days' notice, and the like. The Environment Committee didn't delve into whether it was the right thing or the wrong thing to sell or develop the land, but rather whether it was appropriate that the council had the ability to go through a consultation process to do so. The other contribution was from Harete Hipango, who raised the possibility of whether the land should be gifted instead. Now, that still would be a matter for the council to determine, because Rangitāne, as you know, has mana whenua status in relation to this particular land.