It's not about aligning the treatment of general wards and Māori wards. We're all saying—you're saying that up front; the Minister's just admitted that. That's exactly what it's not doing here, in the detail of the situation. It is about removing all binding mechanisms in all polls, and it is about, actually, local authorities having an opportunity to make decisions on Māori wards. It's important we call it for what it is, and it should be reflected in the short title that we've got here in this bill. So I would ask that we actually move that that clause be considered and properly evaluated by all members of this Chamber.