So the potential for developing that land in a commercial way really comes down to agreement of those owners—perhaps thousands, perhaps tens of thousands—and the efficacy of the governance systems put in place by those owners. That's why our courts, over 20 years, have had to develop this law to ensure that there is fairness for the rating systems here, and that's why I'm proud that on this side of the House, we've come with a practical, sensible way to implement the recommendations of people like Kenneth Palmer, who have spent many years of their career advocating for such a solution, to allow Māori land owners something akin to fairness in the land ownership system and in our tenure system, which is in itself a colonial construct.