So I stand here, having been through a select committee process, having listened to the various people that are very nervous about what co-governance looks like, are very nervous about what this means for ECan. I also listened to the very supportive mayors of the Canterbury region as they sat there and told us that they absolutely supported this and they wanted to have Ngāi Tahu representation, not Māori representation but Ngāi Tahu representation, on Environment Canterbury. They sat there, they talked to the committee, and they told us that this is what they wanted. As elected officials, we need to listen to them. As elected officials in this House, we have listened to them. 