My second point about why is this just Māori land: now, the member from Tauranga would have us believe that this is a race-based policy. Look, he's a lawyer. He understands that general land and Māori land are very different creatures in our legislation, that Māori land sets out specific criteria about who can own it, how it can be owned, and how it can be used. Those are the reasons why we need special rating laws which set out how local councils should grapple with that special nature of that land, not because it is owned by Māori. There's no suggestion on this side of the House that Māori land owners who own general land should have any special treatment.