That was on a Friday. Over the weekend, there were many reports in the media from Shane Jones backing this project, saying that he wanted to see it in Schedule 2, in fact. We thought, "Well, this is great. We've going to have the numbers in select committee to then add this very important project for Auckland to Schedule 2." So we on Monday, after the weekend and after the media, tried to put it forward again. I asked for leave and the chair of the committee did not grant it so we weren't able to vote on that. We do understand now that Minister Parker has called the project in under a different mechanism under the RMA. So he has very much bowed to the pressure of Nikki Kaye and Mayor Goff—the very good work that Nikki Kaye's done on this. He's bowed to that pressure. He knows it's important thanks to the work of the National Party, again. We hope that the process that he's putting this through will work. If it doesn't, when we are next in Government after September, we will ensure that Auckland gets the water that it so desperately needs if that process doesn't work. 