What it does do, however, is it does two other things. The second thing it says it does is "remove all mechanisms for binding polls to be held on whether Māori wards or Māori constituencies will be established", and that's very much what this bill is actually about. The third thing it says, and it does do, is: "provide local authorities with an opportunity to make decisions on Māori wards and Māori constituencies, in light of these changes, in time for the 2022 local elections." It is that retrospective nature of it. It's very much a transitionary arrangement.