DENISE LEE: —switcheroo, switcheroo—injecting the good adjectives on a Thursday afternoon. And we've got Cabinet papers for this bill confirming that there has been small consultation. So that's out there for everyone to see and for everyone to read. The consultation's only been between Māori land owners and local councils. Now, I note that my colleague Jian Yang raised that the Far North District Council, bless their socks, did express views against the bill on behalf of general ratepayers. So at least someone talked to general ratepayers, but it wasn't this Government and it wasn't any of their officials in the lead-up to this. So we know that if we're going to talk about general ratepayers and councils, there are several councils around New Zealand that feel that a move such as this in this bill will create significant tension. That's something that we should take seriously and it's something that we will take seriously with the passage of this bill. 