So what we know about this bill, and I think it is particularly useful thing to repeat, is that we're looking at voter parity. So the preferred option that has come to this House to be discussed is that there will be one mayor, one Māori ward with three seats—so that's Te Ipu Wai Taketake—and three general seats: Te Ipu Auraki ward. So there's a general ward and a Māori ward. There will be four at-large seats and then, of course, there's the Rotorua Lakes Community Board and the Rural Community Board. This, to me, sounds very much like democracy. It sounds very much like there is actually parity amongst voters. 