I think the way this has been set up—the three regulatory bodies, the governance board, the Māori advisory group, and accreditation authority—is a fairly sensible way and structure of going about it. I'm sure that in the committee stage, we will debate the Green Party's Supplementary Order Papers. I think with the Māori advisory group, this is not a co-governance issue at all; this is actually a very good arrangement for ensuring that cultural awareness and engagement is integrated into the process in a way that is balanced and appropriate, and I think even just that attribute alone kind of counters this idea that this is some form of central control or some sort of secretive communist takeover.