I disagree with Simon Court. I think, actually, we do need to ensure we've got proper processes around reserve land. Where I am in Nelson, I think it would cause us some challenge, because we don't have as many large parks, and we're quite constrained around land. Palmerston North is quite different. This piece of land is literally minuscule compared to enormous recreation areas right next to it. I'm talking less than 1 percent of the size. We're not taking away any amenity value for the city. I have never used that vacant land at all. Fitzherbert Park next to it? Enormous. The Esplanade next to it? Also enormous. Just down the road is the Lido swimming pool. We have Manawatū River. Nearby, the botanical gardens. There is enormous amenity value in this area, and so I don't think there should be any concern whatsoever from the community about losing a piece of land. In a point of principle, I do agree we need to take real care, but, in this particular instance, knowing the area intimately as I do, I think it makes complete sense.