ANDREW FALLOON (National—Rangitata): My apologies to my colleague Erica Stanford, Madam Chair, but I do have a few questions just to follow up on some of the Minister's comments and they do relate to clause 7 of the bill, which refers to listed projects. I'm not going to go into those projects, because you've made your points very clear on that. But I do want to ask the Minister, following on from some of Erica Stanford's points, in relation to how those projects were selected, because it's certainly been noticed by members on this side of the House, and I'm sure by members across the House, that the initial list, which the Minister referred to in his comments just previously, skews very heavily towards the North Island rather than the South Island. So my questions to the Minister are: who did he ask—who did he consult with in coming up with those listed projects that are referred to in clause 7 of the bill? Did he, for example, discuss it with local authorities? Did he approach, for example, pan-mayoral groups, for example the Canterbury Mayoral Forum?