What this does is it sets up a new structure for the council: one mayor elected at large; one Māori ward with three seats—Te Ipu Wai Taketake ward; one general ward with three seats—Te Ipu Arukari ward; four at-large seats; a Rotorua Lakes Community Board; and a Rotorua Rural Community Board. That is wonderful representation. It covers all four corners of Rotorua, of Te Arawa, of Ngati Whakaue. And, you know, there are tensions and challenges, but it's about the steps that we take as Māori, as non-Māori, in this country. As somebody having both Māori and Pakeha decent—both cultures that I'm really, really proud of—I'm blessed, really, that I'm able to have a unique perspective where I see the value of such pieces of legislation like this. 