Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker, and I do want to acknowledge the presence of the good people of Canterbury and Ngāi Tahu for the third reading of this bill, Canterbury Regional Council (Ngāi Tahu Representation) Bill. I'm afraid to say that the National Party will not be voting for this piece of legislation, and we do not support it. What does it do? This legislation allows for 14 councillors in Canterbury to be elected by everyone—Māori included—everybody in the community, and then, after those 14 councillors are elected, Ngāi Tahu will appoint two more. So this is not a question of Māori wards in Canterbury, proportional to the population and democratically elected. It is about the appointments of two councillors on top of what has been a one person, one vote election.