BARBARA EDMONDS: Well, first of all, have you read the RMA? Because, actually, the RMA allows all that currently. Section 44 means that the Minister, in order to recommend to the Governor-General to make these national environmental standards, has to actually have an evaluation report around those standards. What does that include? That includes advice—advice from regional councils, advice from local councils, advice from the community, but it also includes advice from iwi. So I have read the RMA. I have read that particular section, which your proposed bill tries to change. And again, it's piecemeal. It makes it totally inconsistent with the current framework that we have, which is why this side of the House has gone for a much more significant, fundamental change of changing the RMA, and that's why we've gone through the exposure draft process.