Public reports of the level of rates outstanding on Māori land give quite a false impression of the amount of rates unpaid, because the majority of the outstanding amount is penalties, not the rates that have been originally assessed. Sensible use of this power by local authority chief executives can do much in terms of improving the relationships between Māori and authorities. We're looking forward to seeing how those relationships pan out, because there has been a level of resentment from Māori in this area, who have felt prejudiced by the different authorities. But we think that this bill opens up the opportunity for those relationships to become a lot healthier.