I'm also very disappointed in the way in which the select committee and the committee of the whole House kept swapping back and forth with regards to the Treaty clause that's in this bill. Now, I realise that we had some interesting discussion earlier in the evening, but the situation we ended up in was that the first bill that came in, as introduced by the Minister, had a very strict Treaty clause which meant panels had to make decisions consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi. The Environment Committee changed it, loosened it, put it back in line with the RMA. The Minister then put up a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) which would again flip the Treaty clause back so panels would have to make decisions consistent with the RMA. 