The member who has brought this bill to the House has quoted "This is what they want." and mentioned that a number of times. If I'm being blunt, the vote in regard to this by local council in Rotorua was a vote of six to five. So in terms of my basic maths, that is not a unanimous position in terms of support for this bill and, actually, in terms of the mayor having to place their vote to be able to get this across the line. So what this indicates, and local bills are quite unique in the context of this House—we don't see that many of them and when we do it has very much been historically the case that there is a high threshold for ensuring that these bills have been well syndicated, well consulted, and well considered before they come to this House, because they are in effect bills on behalf of our local communities. In this case it is our view that this bill has not been through that degree of engagement and stakeholder consultation and actually in terms of where it's been positioned, there is also a significant amount of variation of views around the table at council of actually supporting and opposing this bill. That, some may say, is just the way it is, but, as I said, the threshold in terms of this type of legislation is generally much higher, and so that is a concern for us.