So I come back to my original point—where what we are debating in this Chamber tonight is: does the Treaty trump democracy? Now, I think every member of Parliament is up for that debate. That's a valid debate in New Zealand today. But why is it being shoehorned through in a local bill where ECan, Environment Canterbury, did no consultation with local Cantabrians? Then we have a bill that's pitched up in the House and we've been told now that local bills don't go through the approval process in the Labour caucus because, of course, they would have picked up Tāmati Coffey's very flawed Rotorua local bill—that's what they're claiming, if it has.