The first is around who this bill will actually apply to, and that's actually outlined in the new section 54A(1). As originally drafted, the bill would only relate to members of local authorities—so mayors, deputy mayors, district and city councillors, regional chairs, regional deputy chairs, and regional councillors. The new section extends coverage to include members of community boards and also members of local boards. I guess, when I look at that, it's in line with the transparency focus, and, in the Auckland context, it's important because many local boards have decision-making capabilities and capacities that are equal to—or, in some instances, I'd suggest greater than—some other councils around the country. So this is a sensible inclusion. A point of discussion, however, was whether this should also cover appointed members—people who are appointed by councils to committees and the like—and the select committee received advice, and they're not suggesting that change, because they believe that that's already covered by existing arrangements; in particular, the Local Authorities (Members' Interests) Act 1968, which we referred to as "LAMIA".