That litigation was sophisticated litigation. It required a number of hours to get to the heart of the issues in those cases, and this raft of measures would allow organisations in the position that Te Whakakitenga o Waikato was in at that time to progress these issues much faster and with much less time and effort and money spent, particularly with the introduction of the ability to include tikanga in the rules of the incorporated societies. This is something that I think the Minister should be commended on with action in this area, because it brings the ability for members to bring disputes about their rules within a tikanga Māori framework, which is so important for the iwi organisations that use these. It also provides an avenue for the courts to inquire into whether tikanga was perhaps followed, and that, on this side of the House, is something that we Māori Government members support and want to see the Minister interrogate further and the select committee do more work on at the select committee stage. That is why—and my apologies for my error in my introductory remarks—I commend this bill to the House.