Look, the purpose of this bill appears to continue the agenda that was kept hidden from the New Zealand public at the last election to promote a co-governance agenda, a divisive agenda allocating rights to different groups in New Zealand by virtue of their ethnicity, with vague references to Treaty principles—Treaty principles which are not written down anywhere in this bill. They exist in the ether. They exist as something to be drawn down on whenever it's convenient to the Government or to those who espouse their philosophy of ethno-nationalism, which is what they stand for. This bill, the Local Government Electoral Legislation Bill, is yet another example of how this Government, rather than fixing the real problems that New Zealanders hope Governments will fix, like making sure there's enough hospital beds and enough nurses and that teachers are actually teaching children who are in the classroom—it's not solving those kind of problems. They're not delivering three waters infrastructure; they're delivering divisive co-governance, which was their hidden agenda, as we now know.