The council has been found wanting in their understanding of what appropriate consultation looks like. This legislation will provide them with very clear guidance about what good, effective consultation does actually look like. Clause 5 of the amendment bill makes it clear that the council cannot set fees or levies higher than they need to to cover actual and reasonable costs. So the concerns—the very real concerns—that were brought to the select committee by all of those submitters have been addressed in that the fair and reasonable, actual and reasonable is very much a part of the process now. It makes it clear that the council must consult with the profession, and the consultation must be of good quality. Now, what happens is we've imposed an explicit requirement for the council to receive the views presented to it with an open mind and give those views due consideration when making a decision about fees and levies.