Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): In respect of the issue as to wider Resource Management Act (RMA) reform, the member will be aware that in the last couple of weeks we've already passed a significant reform to the RMA. Unlike most of the prior reforms of the RMA over the last 15 years or so, it didn't add much to the overall length of the RMA because it stripped out some of the verbiage that had been put in by the last Government, particularly in respect of the so-called collaborative planning process, which is meant to be sort of a collaborative, consensual process and was so overregulated by codification by the last Government that they added many tens of pages to the length of the RMA that the process was never used. 