Now, the remaining seven seats will be taken up by mana whenua, by iwi. Before Minister Mahuta can once again challenge us on this side of the House, I would like to repeat the words of my colleague Simon Watts: National opposes a 50:50 co-governance arrangement at a regional representative level. Once again for the record: we do not support co-governance for public services like water delivery. This bill is as unconscionable as it is unconstitutional. There will be just seven voices to represent the million people in the South Island. This is classic Labour. It is ignoring the voice of rural and small communities. It is running a classic command and control and centralisation regime. Just like it has done with doing away with our district health boards and mega-merging everything into Health New Zealand, it's going to try to do that again with our water assets. So I'm very much looking forward to a select committee decision to roadshow this thing, to take it across the country, to start listening to the people, because, trust me, they will not be shy in telling you what they think about it.