It's part of a theme about centralisation, about ruling this country by proclamation from the Beehive, issuing decrees from Wellington. We've seen it in centralising health, centralising education, centralising the water arrangements, and now they want to take us back to the bad old days of a centralised—well, it's not really a negotiation. It's not a negotiation at all. It's a system that will be decided behind closed doors, and the only thing that's really different between now and the period back in the 60s, 70s, and 80s is, of course, those closed rooms are probably not smoke-filled any more.