So this issue needs to be looked at very carefully. Policy development and consultation with Māori has to be right from page one, not from just putting forward a 393-page bill on a members' day, and I'll give a case in point. We've already dealt with certain parts of this bill, as has been mentioned, with the Hon Nanaia Mahuta. We did it in stages. We took targeted amendments to ensure that we followed a proper process and proper policy development to ensure that we could improve certain aspects. So if I look at this bill, I think it still contains Part 7, and that's already been dealt with by a separate piece of legislation around the administration of estates. Likewise, the rating of whenua Māori in Part 16 has already been dealt with. We've already passed legislation through this House dealing with these specific issues. So it's not fit for purpose. I think better effort should be done in terms of proper consultation and policy development. 