Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister for the Environment): Clause 19 of Part 2 does make it clear that in respect of the decision as to whether to refer projects through to the panel in addition to the listed ones, the general purpose of the legislation is to bring forward employment. But economic effects, the project's effect on social and cultural wellbeing, whether the project would be likely to progress fast—there's no sense putting something through this process if it was going to go through pretty quickly anyway through a council—whether the project can result in a public benefit of generation of employment, increasing housing supply, contributing to well-functioning urban environments, providing infrastructure in order to improve economic, employment, and environmental outcomes, improving environmental outcomes that are listed, minimising waste, mitigating climate change, promoting historic heritage, strengthening economic, environmental, and social resilience—there's a long list there, which does give a wide ambit of things to be taken into account by the Minister. The primary issue, though, still will be whether it will bring forward employment.