While I'm on that subject, the contributions we have heard from all sides of the House this afternoon have been patronising in the extreme—absolutely patronising. Why can the Government not consider that an iwi as successful and as powerful as Ngāi Tahu, who will undoubtedly have people of exceptional experience, skill set, calibre, are able to stand on their own two feet, able to stand for local body election on their own credentials, without having to be hand-held and shepherded into the council chamber on the back of this bill. I think the people of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu deserve more respect from the Government than this bill. It is disrespectful of the vast talent and depth within the organisation.