That's important, because when we think about the unique situation which has led to this local bill, and not a Government response, we have to consider not only the ECan arrangements that existed at the time and through the local government review since 2018 but also the unique arrangements around the iwi representative table. This is a Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu which represents a number of papatipu rūnanga in this area. They have mature governance systems and mature election systems, which the committee discussed at length with submitters, including Ngāi Tahu themselves. We discussed how and why it's important for Ngāi Tahu representatives to be chosen at large and to represent not only those members but also people within the takiwā who, as mana whenua, hold responsibility for representation around that table, as kaitaki. That is an essential part of the tikanga of Ngāi Tahu, to represent those guests in the area, to represent their interests, to also hold all of the interests of the community at heart, but be representatives that speak truthfully to their whakapapa and to their association with the whenua that has gone on for hundreds of years. 