So this bill—yes, there are parts of this bill that we support, Hon Chris Hipkins, but there is a strong, strong resistance by the Māori Party, because marae are still being targeted in this piece of legislation—because of that and because of the uproar at that particular time. The only person that stood up for Māori at that time came from National. And so that is why, I think, the Māori Party is here. We are here because of decisions made in the last Government, from 2017 through to 2020, because of the degradation of our people. There is a saying in te Iwi Māori: "Kei runga te kōrero, kei raro te rahurahu." So while we talk to your face up here, kei te rahurahu kē te ringa i raro nei [the hand is meddling below].