One of the things that I did want to touch on, as I draw towards the end of my contribution, is that this is a bill that came in a similar fashion or form to the Parliament 15 years ago, and it was withdrawn by the member, the Hon Steve Maharey, because the select committee in its report were concerned that there were a number of process matters that gave rise to some suggestion that there was no community support, that the council perhaps had not followed a particular process and there had been a lack of engagement with local iwi. The committee in its report has covered off all of those aspects. It has talked about the fact that the council have been engaging with Rangitāne, and I see my colleague Mr McKelvie, whose electorate falls within some of the Palmerston North City Council boundary as well. I am sure that he would join me in suggesting that Rangitāne are very much aware that this proposal is on the table and that they have not submitted an opposition, nor have they expressed any huge opposition in terms of what the council is proposing around that.