STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Well, it is great to speak on this Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters) Amendment Bill. As the previous speaker Tangi Utikere said, it is great to see a bipartisan approach on this very important development. I look back to what happened in Christchurch after the earthquake, where the land was freed up, where bureaucracy got out of the road—it actually kept house prices down for many years. In fact, house prices in Christchurch have only really started to accelerate faster than the rest of the country now, and they're a long way behind as a result of that period, or respite, put in place by the National Government at the time. I think that we have to remember these things very clearly, because we should remember the lessons from the past, and I'm sure this will be a great example for the future as well, of working together to get those roadblocks out of the road.