In my electorate, there are five district councils, and I note that there are six in Mr McKelvie's council, which are considerably more, I think, than most of the other electorate MPs that have spoken to this tonight. Every single one of those councils are full of people with integrity that are committed to their communities: South Wairarapa, Carterton, Masterton, the Tararua District, and Central Hawke's Bay. I note that they each have a different way of declaring potential conflicts. Some do it before a meeting. Some register it before they meet—etc., etc. I think that's the key element there, though: it's the inconsistency. Ultimately, if the argument is, as has been said, that many councils already have something in place, wouldn't it be therefore true that these councillors, the ones that we're being told won't stand for council, have to declare it through the nature of their business anyway?