So, as this matter will go to the Māori Affairs Committee, we anticipate that there is already a broad knowledge amongst our society about how inhibitive that poll has been to introduce Māori wards into many districts. In fact, we only need look to New Plymouth District Council in the six-year journey that they undertook under the then Mayor of New Plymouth, Andrew Judd, who took it upon himself to educate many New Zealanders about why this poll was discriminatory. Since that period of time, a number of communities within a number of council districts have argued for the removal of this discriminatory poll, and the reason why is simply because time has moved on.