This is a very sensible change, a very sensible amendment, because it cuts the amount of red tape and it means there'll be less money spent on accountants and more money being spent on the very important regional amenities that Aucklanders, like myself, have come to know and love. And that's always a good idea. It's always a good idea when more money is being spent on the actual activity and the things we're trying to fund, the things we're trying to deliver, rather than bureaucrats and accountants. And accountants do a very important job, and there's some very good accountants in this House. But if we can try and cut some of the cost and the red tape and the bureaucracy, we'll be able to have more music from the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, more opera from the New Zealand Opera, we'll have more theatre from the Auckland Theatre Company, more arts from the Auckland Arts Festival, the Stardome in Dr Parmjeet Parmar's area where she represents as a list MP—