So, taken as a whole, this bill is a corruption of process and it introduces bespoke amendments ahead of a wholesale review. It shows a rejection of what has actually become a bipartisan agreement that the Resource Management Act is failing New Zealanders and must be reformed. Instead of taking up that agreement with members opposite and working with us on sensible reforms, we've seen a petty act of spite overturning good amendments made in the past. And, finally, it steps us backwards in terms of some of the things—some of the small but meaningful changes—that have been made to reduce cost, uncertainty, and delay in our resource management laws.