Hon GERRY BROWNLEE: They've decided they don't want it. Why? Because they work incredibly constructively with local government throughout the South Island—incredibly productively with South Island councils—and they have developed two things. They've developed the strategic partnerships and they have developed the whole concept of reasonable respect through a co-governance model. We found out a lot about that in Christchurch. Without the generosity of Ngāi Tahu, there would not be as much residential land available in Canterbury in the present time as there is, and there certainly wouldn't have been as quickly as it was after the earthquakes of 10 years ago.