Interestingly, the administration of the Whanganui River catchment area was something we needed to look at as a committee, and clauses 57, 58, and 59 of the bill provide for the transfer of three properties that are public conservation land within the Whanganui River catchment area. One of those properties is to be transferred as shared redress with Ngāti Hāua. These sites may contain riverbed owned by Te Awa Tupua, the legal personality that comprises the Whanganui River, but are administered and managed by the Department of Conservation. Te Awa Tupua - owned riverbed would not be transferred with the surrounding land as the Crown no longer owns it. 