Today, I've got a number of questions for the Minister, and I'll run through in, hopefully, some groupings around that, and I'd be keen to get some good dialogue in regards to that. But the Minister articulated it in her opening statement in terms of the scale of reform that's currently under way within the local government sector, and much of that we touched on when we went through the Estimates conversation in regards to three waters and other elements that have been touched on. But the scale of the reform in regards to the Resource Management Act; in regards to three waters; in regards to the future of local government, which was just articulated; in regards to civil defence; in regards to all elements—it's all come at the same time. And it's come off the back of COVID as well. So the implications, really, and what we're hearing from local government across the country is that that is a significant weight of pressure on them, on their people, and they are now seeing concerns—or real reality—of high levels of turnover within their entities. I'd be interested, firstly, for the Minister to be able to articulate whether she is concerned in regards to the scale of turnover that the local government sector is, and has been, seeing in the past period, primarily due to the result of the scale of reform that is currently being undertaken by this Government, and what effect, if any, that has on the ability for local government to maintain a degree of continuity in terms of service delivery.