Of course, the only good thing that came out of their stripping away of democracy in 2010 was the appointment of two members of Ngāi Tahu as commissioners to Environment Canterbury. It has been the work that those two representatives did and that the Tumu Taiao have done since which should reassure anybody who has concerns about this bill, because this bill is about ensuring that we don't have decisions such as those made by the former Banks Peninsula County Council at Takapūneke to have a waste-water plant and a rubbish tip sited on a place that is so significant in the history of Aotearoa and where hundreds died. Those decisions were made because there was no Ngāi Tahu voice at the table.