Hon JACQUI DEAN (National—Waitaki): Thank you, Madam Chair. Yes, National does support this Greater Christchurch Regeneration Amendment Bill, but I do have a question for the Minister, if I may. It just seems that the local authority or authorities involved or captured in this bill don't seem to have taken up the opportunity that was presented to them when this bill was enacted back in, I think, 2016, from memory. I might have that slightly wrong, but I think it was about 2016, 2017. While there was a great deal of cooperation across the House and a number of agencies in the development of this bill, the opportunities don't seem to have been utilised. I understand there are a couple of plans, regeneration plans. But for a piece of legislation which tackles such a huge issue, I wonder if it has been underutilised. I am interested in the opinion of the Minister in charge, Hon Dr Megan Woods, about whether Christchurch City Council, for example, could have taken a more proactive approach to utilising the mechanisms in this bill for the good of Christchurch.