If Tāmati Coffey wants to go along to that committee and be part of it, I'd certainly be happy having voting rights and being on that committee. But, actually, as the ACT member previously has said on this bill, even if that wasn't the case, what is also true is that he could be there as a non-voting member who is able to ask questions and able to ensure that a certain perspective as a Māori man, and maybe there's another member, a Māori woman that had a different perspective who should be there as well—he could do that. 