The next thing is that often legislation is rushed through Parliament, but there has at least been some consultation of people affected in the drafting of the bill. The problem with this particular legislation is that, due to the unconventional political deal that had to be done between National and Labour, they say, to get this over the line, it meant that while they promised that they were collaborating with each other—and isn't it great working together—the truth is they didn't work with anyone else. So there are people who are in councils in New Zealand who actually have a memorandum of understanding to develop policy together with Government, and they weren't consulted. They're very angry, frankly, because they spend their whole lives trying to work out how to allow development to happen and make it happen in a way that's efficient for the use of infrastructure and so on, and they weren't asked about this. They were insulted. They weren't even given a pre-announcement briefing when they got wind of it and asked for one.