I think it's important for the House to have a little bit of historical perspective on these pieces of legislation when they come forward and to understand why it is that we're doing what we're doing through this process. To do that, you have to go back to 2005 and the Charities Act at that stage. But around the same time as well, the fifth Labour Government under the Hon Judith Tizard—and this is in 2008—established the Auckland Regional Amenities Funding Act. This was actually a really important piece of legislation for Auckland. This was in the pre super-city days, when we had seven different territorial local authorities (TLAs). We had these amenities around the region, but actually mainly focused in the central part of Auckland, mainly in the Auckland City part of the region. But they were amenities that were enjoyed by all Aucklanders across those seven territorial local authorities. So, effectively, there was an equity question, because the funding for these entities came from one territorial local authority, Auckland City, but the benefits were enjoyed by many. 