I think it really comes now to the difficult things, which is something that I think all New Zealanders increasingly are being concerned about, which is the moves by the Labour Government to play around with electoral laws, as long as they don't have to have the supermajority, to try and chip away at democracy by not having to go through the supermajority process that they would have to do. So this is one example. Another example is, of course, three waters, with all of the 50 percent control of that going to Māori. There is also, of course, the local government review, or the future of our local government, which talks quite a lot about giving 50 percent of control to Māori ratepayers. 