I want to acknowledge Taupō District Council, who, in 2017, actually had a vote. And guess what? They didn't vote for Māori wards, but what they did commit to is working with their iwi, with their tangata whenua to find a mechanism for them to work together, because they wanted to give effect to the Local Electoral Act, they wanted to give effect to the Treaty of Waitangi, to their Treaty partnership. Then in 2020, they actually had another vote, and they as a council decided that they wanted the Māori wards. I want to commend David Trewavas and the people of Taupō, where I whakapapa to, so that's where my passion comes from. Have they been talking? They have talked, they have consulted, and one of the people said to them that they wanted to talk about partnership. They talked about the partnership between the council and iwi. They all noted that fundamental change was required, that they needed, as Treaty partners, to work together on issues like taking care of our taiao, our environment. They wanted a solution that they sought from the Minister of Local Government.