That actually clashes with the Local Authorities (Members' Interests) Act 1968, which makes it clear that elected members must not vote or take part in any council discussion if they have a pecuniary interest in the discussion. Elected members must be disqualified from such discussions. Now, what we understand about Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu is that they also, as a group, operate a very successful business that has commercial interests in forestry, farming, and they're seeking to have resource development opportunities in what is currently Department of Conservation stewardship land. In fact, they were able to provide the only serious economic analysis and viewpoint from a commercial perspective of the proposed review of stewardship land, to which many, many people who operate in the commercial sector are grateful that they have provided that perspective. 