 The primates of the Church of South India, Church of North India, Church of Pakistan and Church of Bangladesh are called "Moderators", reflecting their Methodist and Presbyterian heritage.Some primates head a diocese, but some are relieved from diocesan responsibility to concentrate on leading the wider church (the Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada for example).In recent years, the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia has moved from the traditional leadership of an Archbishop of New Zealand, to a Presiding Bishop, and now to a triumvirate of "Co-Presiding Bishops" representing each of the "tikanga", or cultural streams, in the church — Māori, European and Polynesian.