I note that last week, when we had intended to get the bill through under urgency, Auckland went into a higher alert level and the business of the House changed. On Thursday, it was clearly indicated by the Business Committee that this bill would go through today under urgency and still give that line of sight and assurance to councils that we intended to proceed with haste. That gave them confidence. That gave them confidence in terms of some of the limitations that might be put on them and unnecessary expense that might be put on them, which they wouldn't need to carry if this bill was going to go to its final stages.