This bill will come to the Māori Affairs Committee and we're ready for it. But also, I can imagine some of the submissions that will come through. There have been a lot of submissions through the Māori wards debate, through the latest item of business—the Canterbury Regional Council (Ngāi Tahu Representation) Bill. There's lots of kōrero and lots of calls for democracy, because, actually, people across New Zealand have become really wedded to this idea of democracy being one-way. Can I say to the people of New Zealand and all of those people that are listening to this that are thinking about putting in submissions: democracy, at its very fundamental is Greek. The parliamentary process that we partake in right here, that we've cut and pasted for our Chamber, right here, is actually English; this is from a Westminster system. There is nothing to preclude us being able to tweak democracy to make it work for us here in Aotearoa. 