Pertaining to the bill, I want to acknowledge the Hon Gerry Brownlee and Nicky Wagner for the work that they did directly after the earthquake. It was a huge job, and I think that they've done an amazing amount of work to actually get it to where the Hon Megan Woods is able to pick and carry on and carry through with the next stage of the regeneration project. You know, National always felt that it was dealing with an unwilling partner in the Christchurch City Council, but the people have spoken, and, as my colleagues on this side and across the House have actually talked about, it was about repealing section 71 so that the power could end up going back into the hands of the local people so that they can do the projects that they wanted to do. In saying that, there were a couple of projects already in line with that: the cranberry—not "the cranberry"—the Cranford Basin, which I'm really pleased to see that the Christchurch City Council is picking up as a project as well as looking after it, and the other one we've heard about is the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor regeneration plan, as part of the red zone. 