Another reason that people have lost trust and confidence in local government, which the member Tangi Utikere has failed to consider when bringing this bill to the House, is that they failed to deliver infrastructure—insufficient serviced land for housing. And we know that because we have local government organisations appealing developers, like those in South Auckland who are proposing to build tens of thousands of new homes. They've opposed it, and now they're considering whether to appeal developments at Drury, for example, because of the infrastructure funding requirement. Well, ACT has a solution to that. What we'd say is that local government should share 50 percent of the GST on all new house building. That would cash flow the infrastructure, take the problem away from local government, and actually give local government trust and confidence that they can deliver stuff because they'd get the money that would otherwise be kept by central government.