The other thing I'd say is, frankly, this is not the most pressing or serious local government issue that we could be facing. This sector is under the most stress it's probably seen in 30 years, and if we're really honest, take a step back, local government is struggling big time. It is struggling on several fronts. It's struggling on infrastructure, maintenance, and funding to enable growth. It's struggling around the three waters reforms. It's struggling on resource management reform. It's got glacial consenting processes. We've got mitigation and adaptation of climate change, and we should really be talking about those impacts and actually having a plan, not just a declaration. We've got dysfunctional council dynamics and governance. We've got abysmally poor strategic planning. We've got low capacity capability and skills across the sector. We've got atrocious customer experiences for the average resident dealing with councils, and we've got erosion of public trust happening, as evidenced by really low voter turnout. We've got some really pressing challenges in the sector. 