As the Selwyn District Council highlighted, one of a number of local councils that supported this bill, when you have mana whenua at the table, that means that they help own and create the key planning instruments, like the district plan and so on in this case, and that results in an increased partnership between local rūnanga and the council, not only for the planning process but also for other projects, and it meant that there were no appeals on a plan once it was notified. So it does, through this sheer decision-making process, lead to much stronger planning documents, much stronger decisions by the council, and a shorter more effective decision-making process.