The suggestion that Ngāi Tahu directors will fill up to two seats around the council table—that is a matter for Ngāi Tahu. That is a matter for them to consider who the best individuals will be to represent their communities around a local decision-making table that represents communities of interest. The suggestion from the ACT Party and from Mr Court that Māori can't manage conflicts of interest I find absolutely abhorrent. I find those comments and that view absolutely abhorrent. What an insult, not only to our visitors but to others around the motu who can manage conflicts of interest around many, many council tables, many board tables around our community. He, in his own suggestion, indicates that Ngāi Tahu, from a business perspective, is a successful organisation, so one would think that any successful organisation is able to manage conflicts of interest. However, this bill will empower Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu to appoint up to two members to the council following local elections. 