The South Island has 16 electorates, the North Island increased from 48 to 49 electorates in 2020, and the Māori electorates number seven. The population quotas for those electorates are 65,400 people for the South Island, 64,900 for the North Island—that's under the general electorates—and 67,500 people for the Māori electorates. So where the people are situated will determine how those boundaries are managed and whether electorates will increase or decrease, and how many Māori electorates they will have. I'm explaining all of this for the people at home in case they're wondering why this is an issue and why we have opposition to it and what the problem is here. 