So how does this bill enable local representatives around the table that we're talking about to do that? Well, under the Environment Canterbury (Transitional Governance Arrangements) Act 2016, the Canterbury Regional Council had included two members appointed by Ministers on the recommendation of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu since then. The Act was repealed in 2019, but that was after the 2008 representation review undertaken by that body to decide how it should be formed from 2019 onwards. The reason why I talk about the functions of Environment Canterbury is that those inform the way that the representation review is considered. It's really important to look at the sorts of skills that you need around the table before you determine how that's going to be made up. 