There was a significant number of amendments that have, obviously, been put in following that select committee process. As the member of Parliament for North Shore, I obviously had a large number of comments and feedback in regards to this bill after the first reading. I know a number of members from my community and many communities across Auckland contributed throughout that select committee process. I think what we have seen as a result of those amendments is the select committee process doing what it's meant to do, and that is to listen and take on board the feedback of our local communities and people from around the country: experts, iwi and hapū, developers, and those in the commercial sector, and, of course, our local government. All of that feedback has been taken on board very diligently by the select committee and, as a result, we have got nearly 50 points of amendment that will be coming through on a Supplementary Order Paper at the committee of the whole House stage, which is good to hear.