Now, this is a very significant constitutional change to the way that we organise our affairs in this country, brought through by a local bill in regard to Canterbury. The member introducing it said, "Well, this is fine. It's only dealing with Canterbury. Canterbury is special and Ngāi Tahu are the only iwi in that area and, therefore, it's all nice and simple.", but surely even he recognises that it sets a precedent. There will be every other regional councils and local government, territorial, whether it's cities—the same logic would apply, would it not? 