What I would say in this bill is that if you do look at the wording—because we are parliamentarians and we need to scrutinise the words in this bill—what I disagree with in this bill is that in the commentary it says, "wishes to reinstate direct Ngāi Tahu representation at Council level." I would argue there is representation at council level. Ngāi Tahu do have observers in the council who will be part of the conversations now and providing input and, no doubt, influencing decisions. The issue here of this bill is that what it changes is it gives those observers voting rights, and there's something ironic there that we're not asking the people who will have a vote to be selected through a voting process. So, on this side of the House, we do stand on the principle of democracy. 