Now, the member now says that we need to do this in a rush because it's retrospective. Here's my point for the Minister: councils that have begun the process under the existing law have voted for it on the basis that there was the check of a referendum. I've heard from councillors who said, "I voted for Māori seats in my area on the basis that there was a protection in the law and a referendum for the citizens of my community to have a say.", and now that is being taken out of the process. What's the Minister's answer for that councillor and those councils—[Interruption] Well, no, let's be frank: councils that have made the decision that they would like a Māori ward did so in the knowledge that there was a referendum provision put in place by the Labour Government in 2002. Yes, they did—that's exactly what they did—and that is being taken away. 