We had a really strong submission from the Rotorua Lakes Council, who sat next to the Te Arawa Lakes Trust, who sat next to Te Tatau o Te Arawa partnership board, and together they said, "We are facing such an acute housing shortage in this city that, yes, we really, really want to be included in these changes. This is going to be great for big cities but it's also going to be great for our city too because we know what the sharp end of the housing insecurity spectrum looks like. We know what homelessness looks like. We're rich in land, but we need a bit of help with the planning laws to be able to enable housing that is culturally appropriate and able to have whānau living in the same space."