TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm going to break the I-worked-in-local-government party that's going on here. I've never worked in local government, and I acknowledge the previous speaker, Ian McKelvie, in his time as mayor, I acknowledge the speaker before him, Tangi Utikere, in his time as the deputy mayor. But despite not being somebody that's been elected at local government level, I've still got an opinion on this. I do believe this isn't about central government saying to ratepayers, "You're being rorted by your local member—your local elected officials—and we need to see a whole lot more transparency." What this is trying to do is actually just create some consistency across the country.