There is a saying that we have in Māori: Nā te whenua, nā te wahine, ka mate te tangata. It means that it is because of women and it is because of land that men die. And never was a truer word spoken: if we look back on the New Zealand Land Wars, a lot of that was because of the passion that Māori have for their whenua—because of land, because of women, men die. There should be an addition to that, and I would propose that it should say, "Because of burdensome rates, Māori lose their land.", and that's exactly what we've witnessed over successive Governments here in Aotearoa; our history is littered with examples of this. In the past, the Government has set the rules, as I've said, which have smoothly facilitated the transfer of Māori land. Therefore, it's only right that this Government, in this day and age, here in 2020, reverse some of those past wrongs.