The very short period that we had for public submissions showed that there is a view out there that the idea of the Treaty partnership, a notion sort of introduced by judges in recent times, is interpreted by some to mean that decision making should be 50:50 between Māori and everybody else. There were some arguing that, basically, at local government level, we should have 50:50 seats. So what I want to get a sense of, in relation to this short-term fix, is whether there is a longer-term plan to extend that to 50:50. Fundamentally, I totally oppose that as a notion, as an undemocratic notion that is repugnant, frankly, to what New Zealanders see as the world that they live in, where it's one person gets one vote and we're all treated equally before the law.