But this bill today isn't seeking that this local leadership will have the powers and the ability to make decisions to drive forward Greater Christchurch's regeneration—because we have a lot to do. We started off very aspirational, saying that we wanted to rebuild the best small city in the world and I think we should hold on to that aspiration. It's pretty clear when you go round parts of Christchurch City and the central part of Christchurch, there's a lot of work to be done, and I know there's a lot of historical, traditional families in Christchurch who could have taken their capital very easily to other parts of the world—Australia, for example—but have decided to stay to invest into some of the infrastructure projects we're seeing now: the Riverside Market's a good example. And we just want to acknowledge that private sector who is backing Christchurch.