It is also a bill that, I think, benefited from the select committee process, because issues were drawn out that are reflected in this final piece of legislation. In particular, I want to draw attention to this issue around productive farmland, because what we had discussions about at the committee was the fact that sometimes land that is zoned as rural land or land that is zoned as potentially productive or farming land is actually land on the outskirts of a city or a town that is much more likely to be used for commercial or residential development. As National's spokesperson on housing, this is an issue that is close to my heart. It is certainly my view that there is a lot more land that in the future needs to be able to be made into housing. So it is good that this bill gives the Minister the ability not to use stricter approval criteria if farmland is likely to be used for residential development. That is an important improvement, an important piece of discretion.