I'll turn to my points about how councils might reasonably expect to be able to now collect more rates from Māori land under the present legislation which is proposed. The problem here is that Māori land, with no ownership structure, is not open to rates, that rates cannot be collected in those structures, and so what this bill does is provide a practical solution for Māori land owners to come together and say, "What was in the past is done. We will now move forward. We will contribute in the way that all other landowners do."