Now, then what happened is we stayed in level 4, as I've said, because there was some risk, purportedly—and I'm making the case that maybe it's those people who came from Auckland into Northland. The concern I've got there is that the three Northland mayors were told 30 minutes before that 4.00 p.m. announcement that we were staying in level 4. The concern I've got is that the three Labour MPs were told the day before and were "extensively engaged" in decisions that included boundaries and checkpoints like this bill is talking about. How can that be? What happened to our local elected mayors? Why did they get 30 minutes and were told, and the three Northland MPs were "extensively engaged" 24 hours beforehand? What I'm hearing: it was a slap for what the councils are doing and the position they're taking on three waters. That's what I'm hearing. I'm hearing that because Whangārei District Council has taken a position against this ridiculous asset-grab, they had the courtesy of 30 minutes, and everyone else had a full day. I'd suggest that can't be right either. Our elected representatives, our three mayors told, and the three Labour MPs in Northland had 24 hours. So that's something that needs to be attended to. 