The committee report notes that submissions were received from six parties, including from local institutions, Christchurch City Council, Environment Canterbury, and Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu. I thank all the submitters for taking the time to make their submissions. No submitters oppose the amendments proposed, with many noting their support for the proposed amendments, in particular the removal of the section 71 power and the disestablishment of Regenerate Christchurch. I think this is a reflection of the broad support at a local level for the amendments proposed through the bill and recognition that the changes proposed make sense and will help make greater Christchurch continue on its progress on regeneration. I would like to acknowledge the Opposition for their support on this bill; we have had a history of working together across the House on the overarching legislation around Christchurch over the last decade. And I would like to acknowledge those members from Christchurch who are in the House for this debate, for their support for these amendments.