I want to explain to you the reasons and the rationale for this. But what this is, is that the Minister, in the context of what are some elements of technical change within this bill, has used the opportunity to slip in this change around making it mandatory for councils every six years to put consideration around the need for Māori wards. There is absolutely already legislation in place around that. Let's be clear: the National Party do not oppose the concept of Māori wards when they comply with the principles around democracy and when they are wanted by our communities. This is a democracy, and people within our community democratically elect people to represent them at a local community level; they do not, as part of our democracy, need central government remit in order to ram through and force upon them this type of arrangement. That is a significant concern for us and that's one of the key reasons why we will be opposing this bill.