JO LUXTON (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. This piece of legislation is about unlocking economic potential on Māori land, and what we have here is arrears that have grown and grown over many, many, many years. A lot of it has already been classified as unrecoverable. So is it not better to wipe the slate clean so that these people that own this land can turn around and build on it, make it productive, and then pay rates from there onwards, as opposed to, potentially, never ever paying the rates on this land? It would remain unproductive and unusable. So, in my mind, this is a fantastic piece of legislation, and I commend it to the House. 