This bill is an acknowledgement that the Resource Management Act (RMA) is broken. The consent process is long, it's expensive, and it's open to appeal, which can see projects delayed, made far more costly, dragged out, and often not got off the ground at all. And in times of crisis like the Christchurch earthquake, like the Kaikōura earthquake, and again, at the moment, this bill and what we're putting in place will very much help our economy get back on track. Fast-track consenting is required for job growth. It is required to create legacy projects that have ongoing economic benefit. Like I say, we've used similar legislation in the past and we support legislation today to assist our economy to recover from COVID-19. 