At home—back home in the Bay of Plenty and the Waiariki and Rotorua—we have lots of Māori land. At the time there was concern raised from the community—a lot of our Māori land owners—who were saying "We don't know about this bill. We don't know enough about this bill. We don't like it. Sure, there's things to tweak in the ture whenua system, especially in the court system, but we think that we can do that with smaller, more incremental changes, rather than throwing the baby out with the bath water." That was the sentiment of the submission that came in from—again—the judges of the Māori Land Court and also members of the community that engaged me on that conversation too.