Sadly, I listened to member Simon Watts, the Opposition's spokesperson for local government; together we are representatives on Auckland's North Shore, and over there we've got a lot of work to do. We've got to partner much more closely with our mana whenua. We need to reflect some of the progress that other parts of Tāmaki-makau-rau—Auckland—have made in being better Te Tiriti partners. So to hear that he and the Opposition aren't supporting this particular bill this afternoon is disappointing. It's against their candidate for Rotorua Lakes Council that I heard on the AM Show earlier in the week, against her view. While I disagree with her that co-governance nationally isn't a great thing, her view was that locally it is a very good thing.