I had the pleasure of having Nicola Willis in my electorate a little while ago, and we visited not only the council and their resource consent team but also had a meeting with some developers and some builders, and it was very informative. We got a good feeling for what the councils were expecting and where they saw the roadblocks, and then we actually got the real oil, if you like, from the people on the ground who are having to deal with these things day in and day out. I can tell you that, yes, infrastructure is really important—absolutely it's important, and I'm not belittling that at all—but the issue with resource consents and developments in subdividing and greenfields developments is not only the cost of that to the councils, it's the costs to the developers of all the uncertainty. They have no idea, often, of how long it's going to take.