Hon JAMES SHAW: I think there's two components to that. One is that when the new draft of the national policy statement is circulated, there will be a process by which we engage with Māori on that, so that people can see what has changed since the first exposure draft, and how that feedback that the Government has received has been taken into account, and that is absolutely my intention. The second part of that is that the national policy statement itself contains direction to councils on how they are supposed to engage with iwi Māori in the identification and protection of areas of significance.