That also raises the point about how we get investment into this country. It's really important that we want to encourage investment into this country, but not at the cost of losing our land and our valuable assets to foreign ownership, to foreign hands. It's quite clear to us that in order for this country to make sure they protect their natural resources and their whenua for future generations, we must have a bill like this to ensure that. In the absence of the Māori Party, which I'm quite surprised about—not speaking on such an important matter is really actually quite concerning, given the fact that this side of the House take our relationships and our partnerships, you know, to heart and actually want to make them impactful and meaningful into the future with iwi, with iwi chairs, because, as we look towards the way iwi have invested into making sure that primary products and the primary products industry here in Aotearoa are supported, iwi have stood up to the mark and delivered. 