I want to just continue that because it's important to note that they, the council, have put this to the people, and when the majority of people get a bit nervous about sharing power. Looking at the assets and the public services that the district delivers and owns, it can be scary. But look, the district makes no apology, in my opinion, about their desire to say, "Look, with our history"—which was well explained by Tāmati Coffey. I've not heard that in such detail and of such a succinct nature, where one can actually go "Wow, I didn't know that." But this reflects that and heralds the reset that's desired by the Rotorua Lakes Council. 