It has been actually reviewed by the Auckland University Aotearoa Centre for Indigenous Peoples and the Law, which put out a report last week that found that the bill, as it sits on the Table today, breaches the Crown's obligations under Te Tiriti and the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, in substance and in process. They, on scrutiny of this bill and the process in developing it, have called on the Government to taihoa and engage with Māori on the transformation of Oranga Tamariki, including its oversight and any reconfiguration of the Office of the Children's Commissioner, in a way that recognises their status as Te Tiriti partners, that recognises Māori rangatira over the care and protection of tamariki Māori and their rights under the indigenous declaration.