What we have now is the ability to unfurl councils' constraints on investment in infrastructure so that housing can be undertaken in our towns and cities. The obligation, as members know, was that councils are legally required to take responsibility for these infrastructure upgrades. Unfortunately, everyone is all too well aware of the fact that councils do not have this money. Post-COVID, this is even more of concern for our councils when trying to manage their debt structure, and the last thing we want to do is encourage councils to increase rates. We need to help them to alleviate the burden of these costs. 