But the next best is to essentially say, well, this is going to come into effect after the next local body elections so that the local body elections can debate these issues, can have a discussion around, do the candidates—the people going for those roles—support Māori wards, or do they not, and the public can then have their say and vote through that mechanism. But, no. The Government has decided that, actually, that process would cause community division. That would be divisive and that would mean that by taking away people's democratic rights, we can reduce some of that community division—i.e., democracy—and somehow have a more peaceful and united New Zealand, where everyone gets along.