I guess the first question to the Minister, on whether this is the appropriate process or not and why he came to the view that he did, is around the certainty that the different processes provide. Unless I've got this absolutely wrong, my understanding—the Minister can answer for me—is that this bill gives far greater certainty to any applicants or local authorities that are included in this legislation, because the streamlining process, which is all designed around ensuring there's greater economic opportunity and greater job creation, gives far greater certainty of outcome than the call-in process. Am I wrong in thinking that the call-in process still has far more checks and balances and far more hoops that applicants have to jump through when it comes to applying for things, and therefore this process does give the Auckland Council more certainty? That's the very reason why Mayor Goff made the submission that he did to the Environment Committee in the first place.