Minister, I understand the rating of Māori land; I've been a mayor where I've remitted those rates, so I know it can be done. I've been a mayor when we have put the uniform charges together on several properties, so the rates per property have been reduced. It can be done. It can be done with elected officials who understand the need and the value and the good. Now, I accept that not every electorate official thinks the same, but that is the core of New Zealand's democracy. Here we have a process where the Government rides in and says, "It's available to everybody." It's important I say that because—I'll come back to this later—I'm struggling to understand what is so broken that needs to be fixed, without the precedent understanding of Ministers on your side of the House. 