Now, on the remuneration point, I've said that we went back and forth with our advisers and with the submitters on this, and it was really helpful to really drill down into the effect of this. This is in the context of other councils around the country being able to set their remuneration within a band and also to have members around the table who may not represent the same number or have the same sorts of duties as other councils. We look at a particular area in Wairoa where the councillor from Wairoa—because of their geographic location, that council has determined that they are a special community interest group and that they represent a special constituency which could not be represented by other members around the table, but that they represent 70 percent fewer members of that community in comparison to the other councils around the table. These are arrangements which are put in place on a case by case basis, and it's really important that local authorities are empowered to recognise particular constituencies in this area. 