The bill that we've got before us today is a pretty simple bill, and I don't want to make that sound as if I'm being simplistic about it, because it's clearly engendered a lot of emotion today. But the bill essentially allows Ngāi Tahu to appoint up to two members to its council. It's what happens now, it's what works well now, and it's what Environment Canterbury (ECan) would like to continue to do. It seeks to reinstate mana whenua representation on the council and it reflects, I think, ECan's ongoing and commendable commitment to securing that permanent Ngāi Tahu representation.