I look at Māori wards and the debate that we've had, and I'm proud of that debate. It needed to happen. It definitely needed to happen, because, too often, people like myself when I was on the Wellington City Council would say, "Oh, it's easy—it's easy for Māori to get on council. Look at Paul Eagle." That's absolutely not the case. It was as difficult for Māori to get on any council a hundred years ago as it is today, and just because we see more brown faces, it doesn't mean that the current system works. So I applaud the desire of this Government to make sure that there's a true, meaningful partnership on local authorities right throughout New Zealand. 