I am mindful, though, that this does disestablish Regenerate Christchurch and it does mean that people who have worked in this space and done a great job, really, in identifying regeneration plans and the opportunities—particularly in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor—will be losing their jobs. I do want to send my really grateful thanks to them for the work that they do, but also acknowledge the fact that the work that they have completed in Christchurch and in Canterbury is forever within the DNA of that space. But the overriding concern, really, is that Christchurch now is able to conduct its own affairs and make its own decisions.