So look, I'll get to the bill, as much as I'd love to spend 10 minutes talking about the fantastic place that is Palmerston North. The bill allows the Palmerston North City Council to sell reserve land for housing development. So it specifically does that. Look, a few weeks ago, I was in Palmerston North and I drove past this particular area. I made a point of slowing down and driving around just to specifically look at the area, and I'll talk about the particular piece of land in a moment, because I know it quite well. This particular issue was brought to the House a few years ago. After I gave the speech in the first reading, I actually was heading back to Palmerston North and mentioned to my stepfather, who was a previous deputy mayor, and the deputy mayor at the time that Palmerston North City Council intended to bring this bill to the House previously—so I said to him, "Look, this bill is going back through the House." He was very happy. He let out a sigh of deep frustration, and I understand that there were some real challenges there around the consultation. But this piece of land has had a part of it that was vacant since 2005. So for over 15 years, it's been sitting there, and a huge lost opportunity, in my view, in terms of the ability for this land to be developed for housing.