We also support that the process of local authority chief executives granting rates remissions for the development of whenua Māori will be made consistent across the country, because, in the committee of the whole House, I identified my concerns about Māori engaging with their local councils. This is very inconsistent across the country. Iwi and hapū organisations often struggle to make headway with them, let alone small groups of owners or even huge groups of owners who are scattered all across the country and around the world. We hope this bill does make it easier for the owners of whenua Māori to engage with their whenua and access the Whenua Māori Fund.