I think it is important to recognise that local councils and local government across this country do do a significant amount for our communities. They are a pivotal part in terms of the delivery of services to our communities. And what I've seen, as I travel around the country and when I've been to Rotorua, is the immense amount of value that could be contributed by such entities. So I would ask those members of local government in Rotorua to focus back on the key priorities for your city, focus on the elements of social and economic wellbeing that will benefit your communities. Don't get distracted by trying to undertake legislative change such as this, which can be achieved through other mechanisms, and focus on core business. I think that would be echoed by the many ratepayers and community members across that area. And if you do want to proceed with such structural change, then do it in a process which involves everyone, undertake full and fair consultation and engagement with all of the stakeholders, and ensure that before you come to this House you've done that in a way which is comprehensive and significant, and therefore you are able to articulate to us a position that is well supported. 