The Minister will be well aware that the Environment Committee's had a number of hearings on the inquiry on the Natural and Built Environments Bill, and the proposal for a national planning framework where you have consistent standards set now through the national policy statements, and national environmental standards under the Resource Management Act (RMA) going on to be set under a new national planning framework. But how will Taumata Arowai fit with the existing regime under the RMA and with the—I may be looking a bit too far into the future, so I'll stick with: how will Taumata Arowai's responsibilities in relation to environmental performance of waste water, in particular, fit with regional councils responsibilities under the RMA? And there were submissions from some regional councils expressing some concern about having to provide information—because of the cost of that. So it's just that the SOP goes quite a lot further than what the select committee did, and changes the language. 