What you might not have heard is one of the difficulties with a regional model was the internal challenge that councils were having amongst themselves around cross-subsidisation. So you had Wairoa, for example, in that region, and the extent to which Napier ratepayers would cross-subsidise benefits to the Wairoa community became an underlying challenge within a regional model—it became an underlying challenge within the regional model. So I'm not dismissing that we needed to investigate the merits of a regional model, but it also came with a number of challenges: cross-subsidisation within a region, and across regions the level of variance and therefore the level of contribution that a Government would have to make.