With this reading, there is a lot of water under the bridge for the Māori Affairs Committee to inquire into. There will be an opportunity for me and my colleagues in the committee to hear from those local groups. We heard that there had been some 150 submissions to the council and I anticipate a number of other submissions at the committee. It will be a pleasure to hear from people of Rotorua about how this will affect them but also what they hope for their city in the future; not only those technical mechanisms that the council can give effect to for these decision makings but what they want out of having Māori and an empowered iwi around the governance table. What can we achieve with iwi working hand in hand with local government? Things like Eat Streat in Rotorua which makes the best of the beautiful lakefront along with the geothermal power and the Māori art and design principles; those things which make the city better are inherently going hand in hand with iwi involvement. It's that kind of future that I want to see for Rotorua and that kind of future that I want to see for New Zealand. That's why I support it.