One of the interesting things that I've had a look at as part of the select committee process—and I want to acknowledge colleagues on the Māori Affairs Committee that progressed this bill—is the bill in its current form comes with a number of amendments in terms of remuneration, and the suggestion that we would be, or anyone in this particular space would be taking money out of an existing pool to fund two additional members. Those that are involved in local government, including yourself formerly, Mr Speaker, will know that that can be a very divisive process, a group of councillors working out how much money each individual is going to be paid based on the responsibilities that they have. The appointment of these additional two members is quite separate, and so I note that the select committee did identify that as a particular change in the bill moving forward.