Can I talk about, since the member for Tauranga is speaking so loudly—let's talk about what life is like back in the Bay of Plenty. Now, we have approximately 240,000 hectares of Māori land; it's the highest proportion in Aotearoa New Zealand. In Rotorua, 18.9 percent of our whenua is Māori land; in Tauranga, 11.8 percent; in Whakatāne, 16 percent; and in Ōpōtiki, 10 percent. Of approximately 5,378 Māori land blocks, more than half of those land blocks are ungoverned. There is no governance structure over the top of them. Therefore, it makes the land blocks underutilised and underdeveloped. This bill will help to unlock the land by removing the shackles of rates.