It is an interesting piece of legislation, because one of the great frustrations for councils right around the country is the fact that they have these reserves that they've been accumulating, in some cases, over hundreds of years, which, when they sell them, the Government either confiscates half the money and uses it somewhere else, or otherwise they just hold them because they don't want to give the Government half the money, which is very unfortunate. It's interesting in this case. It's a little bit different because Palmerston North has a couple of Acts of its own which enable it, through this mechanism, actually, to get to the point where they can, if they wish to, sell that piece of land and reinvest it in further, I guess, green space, or parks and reserves, for the use of the city. 