NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I, along with my colleagues, also rise to speak in opposition to the Canterbury Regional Council (Ngāi Tahu Representation) Bill. This is a case of history trying to—I would hazard a guess, unsuccessfully—repeat itself. This House has been here before. As has been well canvassed already, we have a bill here that seeks to reinstate direct Ngāi Tahu representation to the Canterbury Regional Council—or ECan as we call it back home—after the 2016 Act was repealed three years later. In 2019, when this bill first appeared before the House, it didn't pass its first reading, and there is very good reason for that. Thank goodness for the Opposition of New Zealand First, ACT, and National. It was a bad bill back then. It is a bad bill now, setting a bad precedent.