I wanted to also mention the benefit of having the select committee processes, that they picked up in that process that when the bill initially was introduced to the House, it was only for elected members of the council. However, the select committee discussed that elected members who are local board members and who are community board members undertake a very similar role. They often make decisions which have financial implications—and in the case of Auckland local boards, it's quite significant sums of money. But even in the Far North, while a lot of smaller sums of money, our community board does make funding decisions and distributes a number of grants out into the community. So when I saw that the select committee had identified that as one of the gaps of the initial legislation that was proposed and made strong recommendations as to why it should be included, I wholeheartedly support its inclusion.