SIMON COURT: Well, he should. In fact, the member is offering to stand up, and we await his contribution. In fact, if the member wants to stand up and defend the purpose of the bill, he'd be the only Labour MP, apart from the member, who would be prepared to stand up and defend it. But so far all we've heard is crickets from that side of the House, apart from the valiant efforts of the member Rino Tirikatene. So let's come back to the purpose. So there are clear precedents for mana whenua, like Ngāi Tahu, which has a special status as having taken over most of the South Island, and so that's their rohe—special status. Auckland Council has a way around that. They have mana whenua appointees to the council. In fact, when an ACT member of Parliament proposed the Auckland super-city, that was one of the things that ACT said was a good idea.