 The other point, with respect to this bill, is that if you think about the fact that you could be the Mayor of Auckland, a great job, and every time you front up to your committee, you've got 29 people to convince that you're right or wrong, imagine that! Not a wonder that they've got some interesting people standing for the Mayor of Auckland. I think that that's a real challenge for a city of Auckland's size to have, potentially, a council of 29 people running it—there will never be a decision made in Auckland, on that basis. I just think, to attract people of the standard that you need to run a city like Auckland—or, in fact, any of our councils for that matter, but certainly a city like Auckland—you've got to have a structure in place that encourages people who have got the capability to stand and who wish to be part of what goes on there. So that's a little piece on Auckland that I wanted to talk about.