There are some amendments being made to Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993, and, as my colleague Stuart Smith mentioned, it would be great if the House could come to a consensus on how to really do some deep thinking on how to reform that Act. There are some good, small revisions being made in this omnibus bill, but there needs to be a bigger piece of work done on Te Ture Whenua Maori Act to unlock billions of dollars of potential for iwi Māori. It's an opportunity that is currently not being realised and it could be realised with the right legislative framework. I am currently the custodian of a bill which started back with the Hon Christopher Finlayson on that, and I would love to see some engagement from the other side of the House in that bill if that is possible—I know politically it is challenging, but if it is possible—so we can actually come to a cross-party consensus to unlock the potential for Māori so they can exercise true autonomy and unlock the potential of their whenua.