Because the reality is we never had to have a vote and a poll in each of our constituencies if you're a specific Māori member of Parliament. This Parliament made a law and said, "We are creating Māori seats to ensure that Māori have a say in the decision making of Parliament." In fact, that's what we're doing for local government now. We're giving local government the tools to ensure that they can create a specific Māori voice within their local government decision-making so they can give effect to the Treaty, just like we do.