The politics of resource management law changes are such that we can never achieve a parliamentary majority for streamlining the RMA in such a way where it is user-friendly and geared towards development and economic progress until we have such an issue like COVID-19 or the global financial crisis or the Kaikōura earthquakes come along. When those issues come along, then all of a sudden the politicians go, "Whoa, we better protect jobs and we better do something for economic development. So let's set aside all of the RMA provisions which are held dear to a majority of the Parliament—let's set them aside and move forward with economic development." It highlights the fact that if we just had an RMA in the first place that was fit for purpose, then we wouldn't need to be doing this type of work.