But we do have some questions about this, and the Minister sort of touched on them towards the very end of his speech. That is really a much wider root-and-branch, fundamental relook at the whole resource management system, the legislative framework upon which it is based, and the future direction of it, and he's indicated that he's still waiting for the report from retired Court of Appeal Judge Tony Randerson. It seems unusual—notwithstanding the intervention of COVID—that someone of the standing of Tony Randerson QC would not have delivered his report in time and in full to the Minister, and it's hard to believe that, actually, that work has not yet been completed. Why is there delay on that process, because, actually, that goes to the core of what this is all about? So we would say that if the Government and the Labour Party actually do support significant and substantial Resource Management Act (RMA) reform, then why not use this opportunity to deliver lasting change right now when it's needed as it has never been needed before?