TĀMATI COFFEY: Absolutely—absolutely. Because, and this is the reason, people just take it at face value. But actually, what Ngāi Tahu are doing here is they're making sure that they've got Ngāi Tahu representation on ECan; Ngāi Tahu representation, not Māori representation, not any other Te Arawa person that's living down in Christchurch, but actually Ngāi Tahu representation. And there's something in that for other councils around the country, that actually by nature of Te Tiriti o Waitangi there is an obligation that the Crown have to follow. Absolutely. And we discussed that in select committee and I completely support that recommendation. 