It's not just Māori land owners who have unproductive land. It's not just Māori land owners who own land collectively or may benefit from rates remissions, as the Minister just outlined. For example, if you think about it, there are many landowners—general land owners—across New Zealand who have, under the guidance of the Government's stalled National Policy Statement for Indigenous Biodiversity, actually planted out huge tracts of land in indigenous biodiversity, which is then rendered unused and unproductive under the significant natural areas. Equally, under our freshwater rules that have been recently implemented, there are massive swathes of farmland that have been put aside around riverways that actually become unproductive for farmers as well. 