It doesn't address that issue of universal suffrage. It does not address another key point. These bodies, the New Zealand Conservation Authority, the Department of Conservation, are responsible to bodies which are politically accountable. That's an important point, because people have a right to be governed by those over whom they have the right to have a say in whether they are appointed to their position of governance and a say in whether they are removed from their position of governance if they don't think they're doing a good job. This bill, unfortunately, undermines that key principle and undermines that fundamental democratic electoral accountability, which has been key to balancing the different dynamics in our communities for 129 years. 