I've made it very clear that I'm committed to this transition back to local leadership in regeneration in Greater Christchurch and, for that reason, I am so pleased to be standing here in this House today for this third reading of the bill. Early repeal of the section 71 power and earlier disestablishment of Regenerate Christchurch are both key in returning regeneration matters to local leadership. They are important pou on our transition pathway to local leadership in my home, while the extension of a limited set of land powers to ensure there is a backstop, if required, for land title reconfiguration work in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor will help solidify Christchurch's strong position from which to progress regeneration.