I'm also a little surprised. I was reading the member's remarks when the bill was pulled, and I read the press statement that she sent, and I agreed: you know, one of the biggest hassles for people with councils is just the unnecessary rigmarole or, kind of, the red tape that I think she was getting to. I couldn't help but turn my mind to the fact that last week, we were sitting in urgency and the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, the Minister of Local Government, had brought to this House a very pragmatic bill that was specifically focused on—it was a rates rebates bill, but it was about cutting red tape, making life a little bit simpler. It was about not having to go through the requirements of getting statutory declarations. I sat through quite a few hours in this House listening to that side of the House absolutely rubbish that Minister, absolutely rubbish this Government, for trying to cut red tape, for trying to enable our local citizens in our electorates to be able to access the things that we all need to from our local governments.