I really like local bills. Not everybody understands, I don't believe, the difference between a local bill and a member's bill, and why local bills get precedence on a members' day against those bills where members have come up and put it in the ballot and had the luck to get it drawn out of the ballot and then have it debated on a member's bill. So normally you would imagine, considering the situation that we have here, that the council would be able to make this decision for themselves. But because the land in question happens to have been named in the Palmerston North Reserves Act 1922, the council requires an amendment to that or a bill to come through Parliament and be passed in order for them to make the decisions that they wish on this land.