I remember going to visit this builder, and in the Coromandel, we have several district councils. The Thames-Coromandel District Council is one, the Hauraki District Council is another, and in those days, the electorate boundaries included a big part of the Matamata-Piako District Council. This builder was at pains to show me, and he said, "Scott, here is the planning consent work for my building No. 1 from the Thames-Coromandel District Council."—and you'll forgive me a little latitude, Mr Speaker, because I can't remember which was which. But there was a relatively small pile of paper and that was the planning consent work that was required for building No. 1. Then he said, "But building No. 2, if I take it to the Matamata-Piako District Council, they require this much paperwork, and if I take it to the Hauraki District Council, it's actually this much paperwork.", and yet the buildings were exactly the same. In fact, the only thing that really differed between each of those buildings that were going to be built in different district council areas was, in fact, the piece of land that they were being built on. The actual dwelling was exactly the same.