I guess the reality is that, fundamentally, we believe in protecting the environment, and I want to really acknowledge our Minister for the Environment, the Hon David Parker, who today spoke very passionately and very clearly about—and, I think, articulated really well—the history of the Resource Management Act and the failure; that we, as a country, have managed basically to degrade our waterways and create an horrific response. I remember, as many of us here, as a child swimming in rivers, drinking from those rivers, and not getting sick. However, that has changed very much now, and it is really unfortunate that we have this wholesale degradation of our environment. I think it is so important that we continue to support the environment, and I think it is incredibly important that we continue to go on this path, with many, many experts and hundreds and hundreds of submitters talking to us in regards to the legislation and saying that, actually, we as a collective need to manage the environment in a better way. Thank you, Mr Speaker.