RINO TIRIKATENE (Labour—Te Tai Tonga): Thank you, Madam Chair. I thank Mr Mooney for his contribution. I'm sure, as a member of the Māori Affairs Committee, he would have been able to hear from submitters and also express his views at the committee as well. But this bill is about Environment Canterbury getting its Treaty relationship right, and that's why it is putting its priority toward Ngāi Tahu representation. It wants to get its Treaty relationship right before any other consideration. What may happen with Māori wards, that's a consideration for councils in the future and, yes, that could be a possibility, but that, again, is just a provision of the law that we are leaving there. It's not relevant to this particular measure in this bill, which is about putting Ngāi Tahu representation on the council to further the good work that was established between 2010 and 2019. That is the focus of this bill at this time.