SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just to clarify for the member, because I know it's getting late in the day and he's been left alone by his caucus to make the case for this piece of legislation. I'd just like to clarify that what I was proposing with this amendment was, in fact, that the voters of Canterbury, the citizens of Canterbury, those who have a franchise, should have the right to vote in or vote out people who sit on decision-making boards like Environment Canterbury, who make decisions about natural resources and about spending public money. So what my Supplementary Order Paper 177 proposes is that a clause is inserted into the bill, so that should 10 percent of the voters in Canterbury want to recall the appointed person from Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, they have the right to do so.