I just want to make a comment around that, because one of the challenges in local government—and I'll put this on record—is that members of local authorities are paid very poorly, in my view. Certainly, in some of the larger centres—if we look at Auckland and maybe Wellington—the remuneration is a livable income. It might not be very high, but it is livable. But in my electorate of Nelson, where I have two councils, the Nelson City Council and the Tasman District Council, many of our councillors are paid between $40,000 and $50,000 a year. Given that these roles are becoming more and more complex with greater expectations placed on people in those roles, the amount of difficult and at times hateful correspondence that those members receive, and often without having any form of staffing support, it's my view that we do have a job to do which—I know that the Minister of Local Government has her review of local government. We do have a job to do to lift the profile of local government, and one of the challenges is that many people who stand for a local government role do actually hold another job. Unless they are retired or are independently wealthy, it's very difficult for people to be able to support themselves in a local government role if that is their only form of income. 