BARBARA EDMONDS: —were much more cleaner. But now we've got to a position of 30 years later and the majority of the places we monitor are no longer swimmable. And to address the member's question: have I actually read the bill? Yes, I have read the bill, and my problem with the bill as it sits on the Table is that it's piecemeal. The fundamental issues that you are trying to resolve with it are not done with this bill, which is why this Government committed to a review of the RMA. That's why this side of the House committed to an exposure draft that has sought thousands of submissions. I acknowledge the comments by my colleague Tangi Utikere, the member for Palmerston North, who said they've had hundreds of submissions at the Environment Committee for it. So, again, I go back to the bill being piecemeal. If you fundamentally want to be able to give regional councils greater authority to be able to make those decisions around the standards—