In 2018, Environment Waikato promoted a local bill to retain the right for Ngāi Tahu to appoint two members at the 2019 and subsequent local body elections. However, unfortunately, it was defeated, but here we are today able to reconsider that. Since 2020, Environment Waikato has continued to have two Tumu Taeo appointed by the Ngāi Tahu papatipu rūnanga chairs of the Canterbury region to assist with council decision-making. They sit at the table and they make valuable contributions, but they do not have voting rights. So it once was fine for them to have voting rights, and then it wasn't fine, but we'll still have their contribution because it's really valuable and we recognise that. But what I'm hearing from the other side is it's very valuable but we don't want to give you any voting rights. 