Second question is: why didn't the Minister, if he was going to make the decision that he has made, not allow the discussion document to run and cause a whole lot of anxiety and angst amongst horticulture growers, and rule that out at the start? I know that he has made the decision. He's been up in my patch recently, and I commend him for doing that—meeting with iwi, growers, the council, and the like. I'm interested a bit more in how he foresees the future of Lake Horowhenua, starting and maintaining the momentum that we created under the National Government with several pools of funding to try and start the process of cleaning up Lake Horowhenua—what the Minister's views are on that going forward into the future. Both of those aspects—or, actually, the three of them are all aligned: the elite soils around Lake Horowhenua, the carve-out for the NPS fresh water around the nitrogen levels, and Government support—working constructively with our local government, the Horowhenua District Council and also the Horizons Regional Council.