In terms of addressing the questions that were raised, whilst we do not divulge discussions that occur within caucus, what I can say is that the Labour members of this House, likewise the Greens and Te Paati Māori, have supported this bill throughout. So my role as the member in charge of the bill is to reach out and to garner as much support as possible in this House to progress this local bill—and this is a local bill; this is a local bill. This is a bill which is specific to the locality of the environment, Environment Canterbury, and there's no point in terms of trying to make comparisons with another bill that is in this House, because that is an entirely different premise. It's an entirely different purpose, an entirely different region, and there is no similarity at all between that other bill and this bill. So I would like this committee to come back to this bill and ensure that we can have a proper debate over its provisions. 