One of the other things that's been special about the earthquake recovery and regeneration has been the leadership and the co-governance, effectively, with Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, and the way in which we have much more of a Te Ao Māori perspective in our city of Ōtautahi than we had prior to the quakes. So even though this bill is seeing Regenerate Christchurch come to an end—those Draconian powers come to an end—I hope that the Christchurch City Council, Waimakariri, Environment Canterbury, and Selwyn make sure that Ngāi Tahu is very closely involved in carrying on what was established post-earthquakes. 