We would say on this side of the House, though, that potentially some of the ability for this regeneration power in the previous bill, where parts are being repealed today, were underutilised. I think when you look at the impacts now of COVID-19 on local economies, it's important that local leadership does have a lens for ensuring that they have strong local economies that drive jobs and better incomes for the benefit not only of the wellbeing of the residents but also for improving environmental standards as well. And why I say that is I feel, potentially, some of these powers that we are repealing today could have been used with more urgency to drive several key projects over the line. 