I personally struggle with that concept in the sense that through the normal democratic process, under the one person, one vote principle, all New Zealanders, including Māori, elect a Government and on the basis of their manifesto to govern, until they are kicked out, and now we have another suggestion which is to say that the two Treaty partners, that elected Government gets 50 percent of the say, in one way of interpreting, and Māori, whoever speaks for Māori—whether they are elected or appointed or how that is arranged—have an equal say in decision making, which is, if I'm not over interpreting that, a colossal change in our constitutional arrangements. 