One of the things that I know that her colleagues wanted was actually a more streamlined system. They said, "We want for not every case to come before court, because we don't think that a judge needs to preside over everything that happens in the Māori Land Court. We think that that can be done in a streamlined, more administrative way." We've made those changes since we've been in Government. We also didn't want to come into Government in 2017—having turned this bill down and opposing this bill—to not actually do anything. So we put in place a series of reforms. Our Minister the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, when she was leading the Ministry of Māori Development, made sure that these changes were put in place—a more streamlined administrative system so that not every case has to go before the Māori Land Court judge. 