What ACT says is that, actually, if we want better outcomes for local government, we need to set them objectives. How about to deliver more service land for housing? That seems like a laudable objective. The Resource Management Act makes it difficult. The Infrastructure Funding and Financing Act adds another handbrake. This is what ACT would do: we would say, look, if councils are going to be consenting all of this land for development, then they should share in the GST revenue—50 percent of the GST revenue—on every new home built. That's ACT Party policy. We think that would incentivise local councils to say yes to housing development and to actually invest in the pipes and the networks that connect this land back to the networks, and allow new subdivisions, new homes to be built at affordable rates. That's just one of ACT's suggestions around how we get better local government.