It's my understanding from my Māori law friends that often they are called upon to give pro bono advice and they're often torn on this because, you know, they can give pro bono advice, which is the right thing to do, but often it's not necessary the legal thing to do. So I'm very keen to hear what the Māori legal practitioners society has to say on this as well, because the anomaly in the law that we're trying to fix there has found many lawyers wanting and torn between doing the right thing and doing the legal thing. So this should fix this. 