So areas that a lot of submitters talked to us about in front of the Environment Committee related to special character areas. So these are areas where planners have said, "Not quite historic heritage, but still some very important amenity values." Some of those areas might have some historic heritage. So the section 6 qualifying matter won't necessarily apply to those areas. Instead, they'll have to rely on a different qualifying matter, and that is "Other matters". I mention this because if the council is going to use an "other matter" as a qualifier, then it has to produce more analysis and justification for why it's relying on that as a qualifying matter—so reducing the enabling powers of the MDRS and the NPS-UD. It will have to do this at a site-by-site level. So that's an important part of this piece of legislation that planners in our biggest centres will be grappling with, no doubt.