But I do want to just indicate that what we did hear, as a committee, from interested parties was the importance of iwi representation and involvement in the process. I mean, there are a number of additions to sections in the bill, largely in new sections 22B and 22D that will allow for continued opportunities for iwi representation alongside lessee and leaseholder representatives, as well, to participate in the consultation process around the framework in the former new section and the strategic intentions document in the latter. So that's good. But there is also an opportunity—an obligation, I guess—for those documents to be published, and that aligns itself with, in the committee report, on the second page there, the bill seeking to "provide stronger and clearer accountability and transparency in the department's administration of Crown pastoral land, with more public involvement.". So that is a fantastic step—this bill—and a change that has been introduced, and that flows through to new sections 100N and 100O. I do think it is part of the Crown's responsibility to give effect to the principle of Te Tiriti, and so, in the bill, you will see that that has been captured as well.