Now, the ACT Party believes that the RMA should actually be dumped and improved. But that's not to say that the voices of iwi, hapū, and whānau would be ignored, because, of course, when it comes to matters of fresh water and discharges into fresh water of nutrients and all these other things that are of great concern to communities around New Zealand, there has to be a way of identifying what's the best outcome for communities. So the member hasn't articulated why this bill is necessary, and that is the obligation on elected members—not to come to the House and say "The House must vote for this bill because I say so; because some people down where I live told me to come here to the House and do it." Environment Canterbury themselves don't have a democratic mandate for this proposed legislation. They haven't gone back to the voters of Canterbury and asked for their support.