In terms of ignoring the Waitangi Tribunal, the Waitangi Tribunal makes a lot of recommendations on a lot of things in the context of its kaupapa inquiries and its other reports and findings that it makes. Not all are taken up by the Crown. Indeed, I think what the Pae Ora bill says by way of analogy in relation to the Hauora Māori Advisory Committee that advises the Minister on the exercise of powers in relation to Māori health and the Māori Health Authority is that if the Minister chooses not to accept a recommendation from that group, then that has to be publicly stated so that that at least is transparent. I think that is a useful model.