The Treaty of Waitangi guarantees us as Māori tino rangatiratanga and the mana motuhake to be able to make decisions about what we want, how we want to be represented. I'd like to say that we would have already had that, but we haven't, and that's why we're here now. It's part of a larger conversation, because there are councils all around the country right now that are talking about the idea of co-governance. It's a very important kaupapa. I know that many councils will also this year be asking themselves the same questions: what is the ideal situation for us?