I think I did try to say in my last speech on the Resource Management Act (RMA)—and the Hon Nathan Guy's quite right: we find ourselves discussing the RMA once again. Of course there's always going to be the political debate around it, but I think the comments that have been made once again confirm that the RMA has some serious flaws. There have been many attempts to change it, modify it, and improve it. I do remember Denis O'Rourke, who put up numerous Supplementary Order Papers when the National Government made its attempt to better the RMA—all of his Supplementary Order Papers were voted down. I think there were 13 hours of debate in this House. And, you know, when you're caught in a situation where none of your suggestions, your recommendations, are accepted by the Government of the day, it stands to reason you're probably going to vote against their legislation at the end of it. That could have been a different outcome; it wasn't. 