And then there's the abuse of the Resource Management Act (RMA) perpetrated by local government. Just yesterday, I opened the Dominion Post—what used to be a newspaper of record now struggles to come up with good stories, but they had a good one yesterday. That was that the Greater Wellington Regional Council had wasted hundreds of thousands of dollars, pursuing another council and landowners for disturbing a wetland that turned out not to be a wetland. It was such an egregious abuse of their powers under the Resource Management Act of property owners seeking to develop their own property that the Environment Court awarded half a million dollars of costs against the Greater Wellington Regional Council. And, in fact, the Environment Court was so aggrieved by this abuse of the RMA process by a council, they're considering whether the Environment Court should also send an invoice to the Greater Wellington Regional Council for wasting the court's time. So if there's anything that would undermine trust and confidence, there are some examples, and this bill goes nowhere towards addressing any of those fundamental issues.