I'd just like to start by saying that there was a really interesting comment a couple of debates ago when we were debating the emissions trading scheme (ETS) bill, where James Shaw, the Minister in the chair, said he hoped that the ETS bill wouldn't end up like the Resource Management Act (RMA). And I thought that was very telling because it indicates that not only Labour and National but also the Greens, and I think most people in this Chamber and in this Parliament, believe that the RMA has become, sort of, unwieldly, difficult, hard to navigate legislation that has had its day and needs to be repealed. It makes planning and building houses more difficult, and it certainly isn't getting the environmental outcomes that we want.