That led to a working group in 2012 being formed to try and get that true representation. What happened was that Te Arawa in 2014 proposed what they called the Te Arawa partnership board, otherwise known as Te Tatau o Te Arawa. The Rotorua Lakes Council resolved by majority decision to adopt a version of the model. So what does it do? At the moment, Te Tatau o Te Arawa have appointed representatives from Te Arawa on all of the committees within council. What's more than that, they actually get voting rights and full participation rights in that as well. It's a commitment to working in partnerships.