If the member stood up and said, "Well, this is going to shortcut a whole lot of processes and it's going to make things easier, it's going to make things clearer, and that those who are wanting to do things that require resource consents will not have to go to the extraordinary lengths that they do at the moment getting expensive buy-in from those who have an interest," then that would be a useful thing in favour of this bill. Instead, he stands in the House and says, "Actually, this is going to increase the workload for everyone who sits on the Canterbury Regional Council." That means it's increasing the workload for the bureaucrats behind the scenes. It means they'll have to increase the number of bureaucrats behind the scenes, and, ultimately, all of the costs related to that will fall back on the Environment Canterbury (ECan) ratepayers in Christchurch.