Now, why are we worried about that? Why do we care? Because it goes against two principles that have been important to our democracy. The first is equal suffrage, which is enshrined in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act—equal suffrage, which is equal voting rights for all New Zealanders—and also in the Human Rights Act around discrimination on ethnic grounds. The second principle that we're concerned about is electoral accountability, because one of the things that keeps all of us in Parliament on the straight and narrow is we know that, if we get it wrong, we will be thrown out at the next election—which is what is going to happen to this Government, I predict. But under this bill, there is no such accountability because Ngāi Tahu get to appoint those two councillors for ever and a day; they cannot be thrown out, and there is no direct accountability.