This will, effectively, give effect to a number of amendments across a number of Acts through many different Government agencies. Many this evening have cherry-picked particular parts, so in that vein I will do the same. I will refer to Part 17 in the bill, which will seek to amend the Fire and Emergency New Zealand Act 2017. There are eight changes within that Act, but one of them actually relates to section 42(2)(c), which relates to an emergency situation where a person can take or send equipment or machines into, through, or upon any land, buildings, or structures, but not over any building, lands, or structures. So things like helicopters, drones, and the like—this will be an opportunity to allow Fire and Emergency New Zealand to go about their business in an emergency by that particular way.