In terms of the other areas where the changes are important, in subdivision the National Government with the Resource Legislation Amendment Act (RLA Act) reversed the presumption, the quite restrictive presumption, in the RMA around subdivision to potentially make it a permitted activity. This bill puts it back so that subdivision can't happen unless it's allowed by resource consent or a rule in a district plan. That is because in an age of rising sea levels, more intense storm events, and increased floods, we want to make sure that subdivision and housing development occurs outside of areas of natural hazard. Having a very permissive approach to subdivision cuts right across that. So there are some quite substantial changes in the bill. 