The bill, as recommended by the select committee, would expand the total membership of ECan to 16 representatives, so essentially an increase from the 14 who currently sit on council to 16. It's making room for that relationship. I think the bill is not about special privileges for Ngāi Tahu, and if we cast our minds back to several contributions ago, we heard what can only be described as quite a simplistic and condescending explanation, a sort of ACT-splanation, so to speak, about Ngāi Tahu focusing on Ngāi Tahu as an organisation and not acknowledging Ngāi Tahu as a people.