RACHEL BROOKING (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity to speak about one of my favourite topics on this positive moot of working together and partnership, and that is relating to resource management. I want to discuss today in this debate both the working together that we need, in terms of infrastructure and town planning and other planning, and also with mana whenua. So there's been a problem in terms of different parties involved and how we develop our towns and our cities—haven't always talked together. This has been a long-term problem, so we need to align all of these silos that have occurred. We've had infrastructure and town planning not really talking to each other for a long time, and ending with a housing problem.