I also note that the Hon Eugenie Sage, along the same lines, mentioned it's somewhat ironic that we have a National Party opposing this bill and talking about democracy because, of course, it was the National Party that got rid of the 14 elected councillors on Environment Canterbury in 2010 and did not return democracy to Canterbury for nine long years. I think it's been quite interesting listening to the Opposition's opposition to this bill. I know they're just doing their job, but it's somewhat out of step with some of the other bodies in the area. And I certainly note that the Selwyn District Council strongly supported this bill in the select committee submission. The Selwyn District Council specifically said that it existed during the transitional Government's governance arrangement periods from 2010 until 2019, and it commended the Canterbury Regional Council and Ngāi Tahu on the commitment, the actual commitment to work together for the benefit of the region. And further, I note that Mayor Sam Broughton—a very good mayor—said "My experience has been that complex issues are dealt with best when all parties are in the room and [all parties] are involved from the start."