So, with only a few moments left, I want to acknowledge the fact that we are tonight in this Chamber debating local government and how we can potentially reform it. It looks as though my colleague across the House, former head of Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ), Lawrence Yule, is preparing his papers to get up and stand and speak to this bill. I hope that he brings to this contribution, which he seems to imminently be making, the same kind of passion that he brought as the head of LGNZ when he opposed, within LGNZ, the approach of the former National Government and the revocation of the four wellbeings.