So the original bill provided for the full and final settlement of Māori commercial agricultural claims since September 1992, but it was never one settlement. It was always multiple regional settlements. Those assets were transferred to Te Ohu Kaimoana to facilitate agreement between what they called "IAOs"—iwi aquaculture organisations—and settle with them. There's so much wrong with that system. We think it's a different version of large natural groupings that have been used in Treaty settlements that the Greens have consistently and adamantly spoken against. In this case it breaks iwi and aquaculture interests into regional council boundaries. However, our iwi leadership is visionary and nothing if not pragmatic, so they make it work. Extensive consultation was undertaken with iwi prior to this bill being introduced, and the positive submissions certainly attest to that. 