One of the other issues is the fact that central government has put a lot more responsibilities on local councils and then not provided the funding to enable them to carry that out. I think that is a big conversation that needs to be had, particularly around things like three waters. Collating the declarations that councillors make for, say, 14 or so councillors may not require a lot of staff time and expertise, but, as Sir Maarten Wevers, who performs that role at Parliament—(a) he's independent; (b) he said in his report this year that being a new Parliament, there were a lot more requests for advice that went to him. So I think there does need to be some thought as to who needs to be responsible for the collation: is it the council or is that managed nationally, and does central government help fund it to protect the independence of that person, as we have with the registrar here, Sir Maarten Wevers?