Because of that—now, well, really, Pandora's Box is potentially going to be open. Look at the submission from the Remuneration Authority, which clearly said it undermined them as an independent entity. And let's be very clear, because Tāmati Coffey said, "Well, this is going to set to a precedent"—well, it will set a precedent. Because, in fact, that's what the Remuneration Authority actually said. It said it's "inconsistent with the mandatory criteria" under national legislative frameworks for determining elected member remuneration. This would interfere with the authority's independence in setting remuneration for elected members. It would create an unfair advantage for the members of ECan over all other elected councillors in New Zealand. This Government that champions equity is not delivering equity very well—equity when it suits them.