So this fast-track bill does reduce the opportunities for full public participation, but it does enable a number of organisations to present their perspectives and their critique of projects to the expert consenting panel. I'm pleased that in the Environment Committee this has been further expanded with the addition of Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga. Others have commended the work of officials. I would also really like to commend all of those individuals and organisations who worked through a weekend—very short, compressed time period—to analyse the bill and to make submissions, and the work that Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick did on the select committee to ensure that everyone who wanted to be heard had that opportunity, and the long hearings of the select committee to enable that to happen. As we have seen with the bill that has been reported back, there have been a number of further improvements in the light of those submissions.