In respect of why it was that the last Government couldn't overcome the difficulties they saw in the Resource Management Act (RMA), I've sort of summed up my view of the RMA as: it takes too long, costs too much, and hasn't protected the environment. The National Party's proposition in their last term of Government was to cut through length and cost but to undermine the environmental protections that are in the RMA, and we didn't think that that was appropriate. It's notable that the coalition Government of the Labour Party, New Zealand First, supported by the Greens has managed to bring forward and pass an RMA amendment bill, to agree, largely, this bill; and commit us to the Randerson review terms of reference.