So why is the Government bringing forward this bill? Well, it's difficult to know. After all, it's a Labour Party bill. It is part of the Local Electoral Act 2001, when the Government was—wait for it—Labour, and this legislation that allows recalls on Māori wards was introduced in 2002 when the Government was still Labour. So this Labour Party has had six years in Government, from 2002 to 2008, and then they were in Government from 2017 to 2020. That's nine long years, as we often hear the refrain, that this Government, or the party that is now in Government, Labour, was actually quite happy to have recalls on Māori wards.