So this bill, with its three tracks for projects, has had significant improvements through the select committee process in response to submissions, things like the ability of infrastructure agencies to do permitted activities, through clearance of vegetation in significant natural areas—there've been changes to things like that. Auckland water, which is a big issue, is now on a pathway that's under the existing Act through being called in by the Minister for the Environment. What National would have done was ram that through without taking into account the concerns of Waikato-Tainui. That will go through that more comprehensive process under the RMA, because it is critical that adverse environmental effects are considered properly. Because we've seen with projects like the Clyde Dam, which was rammed through, the failure to really look at the geological characteristics there and the impacts that things like that have had on the functioning of that dam. Things that are done in haste where environmental effects aren't fully considered can have detrimental impacts further down the track, as happened under National with the way it wanted to ram through a lot of irrigation projects. So I'm pleased to take a call on the bill. Thank you.