Earlier in the evening, I think I made a convincing case that there is no justification for the bill, because the objectives that could be met through giving non-elected representatives of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu voting rights on Environment Canterbury could be fulfilled in other ways. But I just want to explore, in terms of Part 2, if the member could give some explanation of what qualifications the people of Canterbury and the staff of Environment Canterbury could expect people appointed to a role on a governing body to have that would make them suitable for the role. 