Can I come back to the issue of a consistency of approach. Again, this change is linked very critically to the bigger challenge that we had, which was what could we do usefully to ensure that we could introduce changes that would help Māori move more into a development space and opportunity. So that was at the heart of our general policy intent. The point was also made around councils using rate relief already under the existing powers. Look, I want to acknowledge those councils that are doing it, but they're not doing it uniformly across the country in areas where you could actually make a critical difference. Interestingly, a former member of this House from Northland actually provided some of the solution around why we're taking this approach too. Insights from the Far North District Council show that if we were able to generate a change such as this to initiate a different conversation, then that would very much open up quite huge parcels of land in some districts to be able to be used in different ways to the greater advantage of the region. So I just want to acknowledge councils such as that, who did initiate the type of change that we could learn from and improve in a more comprehensive way.