Hon NANAIA MAHUTA: Thank you for the question. As I've said, the case for change is compelling, well understood, and needs to be addressed. We've undertaken about 30 different sets of modelling to see whether or not there is any significant alternative that would enable a financially sustainable model to invest in the significant costs facing councils. The issue is now for councils to consider the proposal in a way that they will continue to own the assets—albeit within the reform that's being proposed—and have greater oversight in the way in which efficient governance of those assets can deliver community benefits; that is the proposal in front of councils. We've shifted significantly the discussion into a space where, I believe, even councils cannot ignore the opportunity they have ahead of them.