This bill today does allow the continuation of aspects that will be of value to the Christchurch community, but it does, in my opinion, too, end possibilities of more speedy planning, particularly in the area of the Resource Management Act, that have not been as well used by the city council and others who had the opportunity to use those processes as perhaps they could have been. So a thing like a recovery plan, that we all thought, sitting around the table from across the Parliament, would be a useful tool for all sorts of people has only been used on two occasions. On one of those occasions, the planning for it had already begun. So on the one hand, you might say that this means that the council and the councils and all the bodies involved didn't need the tool. I'm not convinced that they saw the potential of it to the extent that they could have. None the less, there is progress there.