I want to acknowledge the fact that there are 21,700 people on the Māori roll. There are 55,600 people on the general roll. And what I would like to do is encourage each and every person on that roll to get into local democracy and to vote. I'd also like to encourage them and those who are going to appear before the Māori Affairs Committee to actually really think about the implications of how this would look rolling out across the country—rolling out across the city.