Whilst there's always opposition to city councils or to councils of any sort selling off public reserves, and you can understand why to some extent, I think the Palmerston North City Council is particularly cognisant of its reserves. It makes a great effort to make sure that those are available to the public, and there's plenty of space available for that. So I think it's a very good use of this land for it to be redesignated, and if, in fact, the council want to sell it in the future, they can, and if, in fact, they want to redevelop it themselves, they could. They may well do that, I imagine, because it is an ideal place for housing. It's on a main traffic thoroughfare, it's very close to the CBD, and it's ideal for the kind of development that they clearly have in mind for it. 