But this is a day of celebration. After nine years of earlier attempts to change the Resource Management Act, this bill delivers a profound set of changes. No broken promises, no exaggerated rhetoric—such a thing would be quite foreign to myself. This is going to deliver, obviously, infrastructure projects, but who knows what projects will find their way to the Minister for the Environment? Who knows what projects will be passed in this expeditious manner? This shows that this Government is cutting red tape. This Government is not bowing down to the privileged over-preening interests that thwarted the last Government. The Minister for the Environment of the former regime will pass as the worst Minister for the Environment that the history of New Zealand has ever seen.