In respect of the core provisions of the RMA, we've got to process—it is complex, but we've got to get the equivalent of Part 2 right. There are some trade-offs in here, and I want to get them right. I'm really interested in the views of Opposition parties on this. I don't agree with the ACT Party that we should just repeal it. I previously offered them a repeal of the RMA applying only to Epsom, but I know from letters that we've recently had from the leader of the ACT Party that, of course, he responds to nimbyism from his own constituents and criticises some of the projects that we're putting through the fast-track process that go down Dominion Road. In any event, we do want to get this Part 2 right, so we're going to put that to a select committee, largely in the form that's come from the Randerson review, but we are making tweaks to that and we're interested in input from the National Party, the Greens, National/ACT, the Māori Party—everyone. We've got no monopoly on good ideas here, and we do need to get that balance right to try and create some enduring protection.