Now, there's an element of fairness within that, and ratepayers will readily raise that as a concern for local councils. I hear regularly from councillors and mayors around their difficulty in trying to juggle that particular requirement. So communities like Tamahere who aren't seeing the same growth that's being experienced at the top end are still having, through their rates, to fund some of that infrastructure. This bill provides a new model to help facilitate some of that growth over a period of time, so the establishment of the special purpose vehicles (SPVs) will enable that particular project to get off the ground. So that's creating a vehicle to implement—to carry out the construction of that project then handing it over to the particular territorial authority at the end of it. That's really what we're trying to achieve here, is taking away the complexities of managing around existing debt levels on local council balance sheets and enabling them to still invest in infrastructure that's needed in the areas—so this does that.