Quite simply, my response as to why I do not support that and recommend that the committee do not support those amendment changes is that it will, in fact, delay the opportunity for those councils who resolve to have Māori wards to be in readiness for the 2022 elections. It will prevent them from doing so, and the whole contention of this bill was to try and ensure that local authorities have the opportunity to make decisions on Māori wards and constituencies in time for the 2022 election.