Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Councils have expressed a desire to see the data and evidence underpinning the reform proposals as it relates to their individual circumstances. Now that councils have received this data, they can assess the impact of these proposed reforms for themselves and, importantly, the impact for their ratepayers. For the vast majority of councils, these reforms will provide a significant uplift in their borrowing capacity to invest in their own communities. Councils want to know what the impact of reforms will be for them and that they will not be worse off as a result. We're working with local government on an approach to support councils through this transition.