I haven't had an opportunity since the document was released just a couple of hours ago to read the full 520-odd pages. But what I have been able to glean from it is, finally, that there is one of the Government working groups that agrees with the National Party position that the Resource Management Act's time has come and gone—it's time has come and gone. It was first passed, I think, in 1991, after years of consultation. The great plan was that it would be a world leader. By integrating our resource management planning legislation in amongst our environmental protection legislation, we were going to be world leaders. And the plan at the time from Geoffrey Palmer and others was that the world would follow us, and, sadly, they didn't. 