I don't want to say anything today that in any way mars what people have been able to achieve over the last couple of years, but I do want to say, for example, that when it comes to the city council, they could have dealt with the collection of buildings they refer to as the "Dirty 30". These are buildings that, you know, 10 years on nearly, are still in a derelict condition post the earthquakes; buildings that have—what are they called?—shipping containers providing shelter for anybody that might walk past them, for fear that they might fall into the roadway or somewhere else; buildings that are barricaded up so that the public can't enter, or no one can enter, except for those who want to tag them, who clearly take their life in their own hands by putting some pretty impressive tags on those buildings. While some may see those as artistic, I see them as ugly, and I think they are a mar on the face of the city. I'm disappointed that the council did not use the capacity that was there, under the law that we are, effectively, repealing today, to deal with those situations.