As the submission of Dianna Vaimoso and Hinerangi Lilo explains, landlessness had a huge negative effect on Ngāti Hinerangi, and I quote from their submission: "No land meant no kai, no income, no kāinga … So, many of our whānau were forced to leave the only place we'd known as home, in search of employment. With our people, went our sense of identity, our sense of belonging, our community, our fellowship, our connection to each other and our turangawaewae. While we have a strong group of whānau based in our local community in the present day, we have hundreds of whānau living in other parts of the country, in Australia and further afield. Our hope is that this bill will help us lure them home for good or just more often so we can rekindle that connection to our whenua and each other."