BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Thank you, Madam Chair. Many of us are concerned about the commencement order of this legislation. So, to the Minister, we're told that part two is designed to ensure the process between Māori and general wards are aligned and ensure we'll be following the best process. So, apart from cost, could the Minister please tell us: why could we not put the cart before the horse, instead of the other way around, and ensure the processes are correct and consulted on before we take the steps that we are taking? And I want to ask the Minister if she's absolutely certain that there will be no unintended consequences from doing the process back to front. My question, really, that I'd like the Minister to answer is: will there be any "Uh oh!" moments when we do part two of this legislation, given that part one will already likely be enacted? Thank you.