Hon JACQUI DEAN (National—Waitaki): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. As with previous readings, it is for me to indicate that National opposes this Resource Management Amendment Bill at its second reading, and really to note that what this bill, in effect, does is largely to reverse the changes made to the Resource Management Act (RMA) by the previous Government, under National's Resource Legislation Amendment Act 2017, which was all about reducing the bureaucracy that simply gets in the way of creating jobs, of building houses, and also of providing for good environmental protection. It is ironic that, at the very time we are in this House debating yet another RMA amendment bill, the Environment Committee is at the very same time considering the Urban Development Bill, which does exactly the opposite of—I'm looking behind me for my colleague Erica Stanford, who sits on the committee with me and who shares, I'm sure, the same dismay at the fact that, on the one hand, the RMA is loading up bureaucracy and proudly doing so, if the last speaker was anything to go back, yet at the same time the Urban Development Bill is doing exactly the opposite. So which way is it for this Government?