So what the Local Electoral (Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill actually says is to align the treatment of Māori wards and Māori constituencies with the treatment of general wards and general constituencies as much as possible. Now, no one's disagreeing with that. There is a problem that we need to solve here. The last speaker, the Hon Willie Jackson, talked about the fact that this Government is giving local government the tools to do this. So why does stage two of the impact summary then say—which we're not doing tonight and we're not into yet; this is somewhere down the track to follow—"establish a new process for decisions on whether to establish Māori wards that [are] better aligned with the current process for establishing general wards and constituencies"? So what we're saying is we're going to do this and then, after we do this, we're going to work out what is the best process to do this. Now, if anyone's ever heard about putting the horse before the cart, here it is.