Some of the previous speakers have highlighted and asked why Environment Canterbury, in putting this bill forward through its sponsor Rino Tirikatene, did not undertake comprehensive consultation in the Waitaha Canterbury region. Well, as Environment Canterbury made very clear in its submission, this whole bill was consistent with a long line of previous council decisions. It wasn't novel for the region, and, as others have noted, of course, the two Tumu Taiao representatives who were operating when Environment Canterbury had appointed commissioners from 2010 to 2019 highlighted just how successful Ngāi Tahu representation on the regional council has been. And, of course, there has been an extensive public consultation process through the Māori Affairs Committee and some 1,600 submissions to the select committee.