So I say to the Māori caucus that are over there, are you rolling over on your bellies to get tickled and say this should just go ahead? This is not correct. This is not right. They've been consulted, they gave their views, and, you know what, they haven't been listened to. They haven't been trusted. Nowhere here in this bill—and I look forward to the Attorney-General answering this, but in the first reading, why was it not included? This advice was given prior to this bill being presented. Yep, that's right; it's come as a Supplementary Order Paper. In other words, it was an afterthought. You had to correct it because if you'd done it at the start, when the information and consultation was given to you right at the beginning, then you would have put it straight in. I would say this—