I know that I'll get emails and other things condemning what I've had to say and all the rest of it—explaining how hard it is and what they have to do and blah, blah, blah. Well, imagine the overlay that will be put on to that body with two members who have veto authority based on their experience as iwi representatives. If they are elected, then that's fine, and let's make no bones about it. Ngāi Tahu is a very, very strong organisation, a great organisation for Te Wai Pounamu, great for the South Island, great for our Canterbury district—no question about that. They are people who come together because of their birthright, you could say, and who will invest in our communities and not look to run off anywhere else. They are there for the long haul and have been for the long haul. I acknowledge all of that.