In the contemporary era, we also need to make sure that the digital identity system for our country takes account of and reflects Te Ao Māori perspectives and approaches to identity. To that end, the bill establishes a Māori advisory group to advise the board on Māori interests and knowledge. This is recognition that we want to have a partnership arrangement with Māori and to uphold Te Tiriti—the Treaty—in these arrangements. So the board is required to seek the advice of the Māori advisory group that will be set up on matters of tikanga Māori and Māori cultural perspectives, and it will also have to consult more widely with people or groups that have expertise in Te Ao Māori approaches to identity, so that they are considered in the ongoing development of the trust framework.