I want to say two things. At one level—you know, they can't both be right, but I'd suggest actually they quite possibly are here. On the one hand, what we've got is a law in relation to non-rateable Māori land and rates remissions that isn't needed. It's quite simply not needed. I think that's the Lawrence Yule point that Chris—you can do it today. The Auckland Council is doing these things. We could argue about whether or not they should, and I'll come to that, but it is a slogan here in a law that already any council in New Zealand today, anywhere, can do. So you just wonder why they would put this law in place when it's window dressing. As Chris Luxon was saying to me earlier today about the entire Government, it's the Disney frontage, and you walk through it and there's nothing behind it. Minnie Mouse isn't even there. I say Minnie Mouse is gone. She's on a cigarette break. But there is a second—