So these conflicts are many. I know one of the conversations that we had between the member and his former mayor there in Palmerston North was around the practice of declaring conflicts and pecuniary interests up front at the start of meetings or in some other way where it was sort of self-managing. I know that that can be seen as—look, I know even for the local authority here in the capital city, too often are there conflicts which need secondary legal opinions to determine whether they are, to determine what the consequences are, and then the behaviour of the individual will dictate how they participate in the conversation or in the deliberations of that particular paper or that topic. So I think one thing I conclude from the member's desire here is to clean that up and to make sure that that's not the sort of practice that is going to continue. So I applaud him for that.