What I'm really proud of, though, is that we've run a Māori lens over this, too, and we've made sure that the new intensification streamlined planning process supports Māori participation and engagement in this process. It means that councils are going to have to consult with iwi authorities as they prepare their plan changes before they notify them publicly. They'll have to consider that relationship that tangata whenua have with our cultures, our traditions, our ancestral lands, our water, our sites, our wāhi tapu, and our other taonga are in there, too. Councils and independent hearing panels will need to address that relationship when they consider any kind of exemptions.