The Government's response to this outcry from communities is to offer them token ownership around this, in the share of an asset or one share in an asset for every 50,000 people. Yesterday, the Minister told us in Entity A, Auckland would hold 35 of their 40 shares, and the other councils of north of Auckland would share the remaining five. That is not fair, and I cannot understand why this Minister can stand in this House and say that local communities' voices are protected, because they are not. And it will come as no surprise for those that are listening that every council north of Auckland is opposed to these reforms, and Auckland will not have a bar of it. So that sends a very clear signal that they are going to be worse off under this reform process. 