Look, I travel around parts of my electorate where there is land that fits this, and it is riddled with issues. I am hoping that this piece of legislation goes some way to supporting the conversation not to be about how much you owe us—people are sick of local government having those conversations—but about what your land can do for your whānau, your community, your city or district. Being on local government myself, I have seen land all over the place, wondering what the potential of that land could be. Often I don't know who owns it, what the ownership structures look like, but for Māori-owned land, here is a solution, legislatively, that will make it possible. 