Minister, you said that in the Far North, they've done all sorts of things to deal with how they reorganise land. Those things are already available in the current law. I have done them myself under the current Act. So I'm struggling to understand what is so revolutionary about this bill, what it's expecting to fix, and, on the other side of that, the dangerous precedent it's setting for all the other land that is about to become unproductive by various other Government policies and who's going to pay the rates on that. Ultimately, a local authority has a budget and it does things: it builds roads, sewerage, water. All those things it does, it needs to fund those, and there is a certain community that has to fund them. If you remove the rating base and you take areas out of the rating base, what you largely do is put more and more costs on what's left, particularly urban ratepayers.