This was echoed by Jane Kelsey, who is a professor at the University of Auckland and a really strong advocate for fair trade deals. She really emphasised that there was an unwillingness from the Crown to take full advantage of the possibility to properly look into how we enable the exercising of tino rangatiratanga and kaitiakitanga over taonga species and mātauranga Māori. In the context of this bill and in our trade obligations, it does feel, she reflects, that it is closing the door on doing proper justice on Te Tiriti, and so she's calling, effectively, for us to do a broader view and to sort of delay this process and take a bit of a slow-down and a breather to reflect on what it is that we need to do to ensure that we're properly meeting these obligations.