There is no reason why Ngāi Tahu representatives can't be elected on to ECan, and as, actually, Mr Tirikatene pointed out—and I was actually going to point this out as well. It does astound me that in clause 11, it doesn't prevent the council going through the process of setting up Māori wards. So we will end up in a position of having 14 elected councillors plus two appointed from Ngāi Tahu and, potentially, more from Māori wards. Why did it not exclude that in the law? 