The issue around remuneration is about ensuring, as I have said, that all members of the council are not affected and that they will maintain the same remuneration—those that are elected—as the Ngāi Tahu members will as well. So it's about ensuring that they're not penalised and to recognise the work that they actually do and to ensure that the extra perspectives that are added at the council table level through Ngāi Tahu are also rewarded and remunerated fairly as well. 