The fact is that if we're creating a partnership, if we, in this House, are committed to a Te Tiriti partnership, then we need to be able to give organisations like them the mana to be able to make their decisions by Māori, for Māori. That's the outcome that we're looking for here. That's the outcome that came through in some of the submissions that we heard. The hauora Māori organisations were incredibly passionate about the reform that we're undertaking here. It's got their support. They see the vision. It's terrible for the Opposition to actually bag it without giving it a chance. That's what these organisations have asked for. They've said, "Take a leap of faith. We can't do any worse than the Government has done over successive Governments. Take a chance on us." That's what I heard in the submissions. That's what I'm here to support in the second reading, and that's what I'll be supporting in the third reading as well. I commend this bill to the House.