TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. This is the third reading of a bill which has taken a long time to find passage through this House. Can I just refer to some things that the previous speaker, Chris Luxon, said, which is that there are some things in this bill which aren't as—there's this narrative coming from the other side that, actually, councils already have this ability to be able to write off arrears, and for that, I just want to point out to those people that are listening, that, actually, that is done in an incredibly haphazard way all around the country.