Secondly, the other point to note is that throughout this submission process—and I want to acknowledge all the views on all sides of the spectrum who took the time out to present to the select committee and have their voices heard, because the select committee heard all manner of views. But 21 councils submitted to the select committee in favour of the provision. Yes, some concerns about time frame, but by and large the principle and the policy approach, they support it because they know within their local community that time has passed and sentiment and mood has moved on, and the benefits of having Māori voice around the decision-making table at the local level is in fact a positive contribution to the way in which the world is moving—certainly New Zealand communities. 