However, that Act was repealed in 2016 and replaced with the Environment Canterbury (Transitional Governance Arrangements) Act 2016. Under section 12(2) of that Act, two of the three members appointed by the responsible Ministers were appointed on the recommendations of Ngāi Tahu. And, as it has been pointed out in the debates this afternoon in the House, this legislation was brought into force by the previous National Government. So I do find it interesting that something that they once supported, they now oppose. 