It's actually well accepted that there is that role in the Randerson report, which is forming part of this process around RMA reform as well. In this particular case, actually, the NES in question is important to actually go on and address the degradation of waterways, because we all want to have waterways where we can swim, where we can gather, where we can collect kai and have a wonderful time as well. So it will come as no surprise that that's actually something that the Labour Party has held quite firm to over many years and is on a path to do something about. It is obviously part of the essential freshwater programme as well, and that's an important piece of work, but so also is that sense of national direction. Whether it is, as Minister Parker has said, in the national policy statement space, in the NES space, or potentially at a localised level through regulations, they are very important.