Now, this bill, what it does is that, for the Canterbury Regional Council, it says that all the people in Canterbury—Māori, Pākehā, Chinese; all ethnicities—get to vote for 14 councillors, and then, after the election, Ngāi Tahu have the ability to appoint two more. So that clearly moves away from equal voting rights, because those in Ngāi Tahu are getting extra representation. They're getting their representation as a normal citizen amongst the first 14 councillors, and they're getting two extra. 