Well, I say, actually, it's screwing the scrum. I would propose what we actually should be doing here is having a bill that goes either way. If I was to become the Mayor of Tauranga—and, by the way, I'd be a tremendous mayor of that fair city. I know it's not going to happen. I just want to say it is not going to happen, OK? He says, furiously backing out of that entirely preposterous proposition. But if I was, I'll tell you this much, and this is true around many councils: I would want to do away with the Māori wards, because, by the way, we'd get the thing that Willie Jackson says is so important. We'd get a Māori mayor in the most significant city in New Zealand. We would have that, and I'd say, you know what? Actually, we don't need to have that. We don't need to have these wards anymore. 