I'm very pleased with the initiative to repeal the section 71 powers in the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act early. I can well remember the discussions in this House, and having the Hon Gerry Brownlee come to the Local Government and Environment Committee to consider whether there could be some more requirements on him, as Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration, to do some consultation around the regeneration planning process, because the Greens had some concerns about the very Draconian powers in the Greater Christchurch Regeneration Act. So I'm very pleased that section 71, which enables the Minister to override plans under the Resource Management Act to revoke resource consents, is being repealed a year early. Those provisions, when they've been used—such as for the night lights in Hagley Park for the Hagley Oval—have been controversial with citizens because they have cut across their powers to provide their views.