The bill is very simple and narrow in that it is trying to create a mechanism where iwi within a region have reached agreement as to what is an appropriate settlement for them, and Te Ohu Kai Moana agree—everyone agrees—but there is an inability to reach unanimity within a region because there may be, for example, an unsettled iwi. There is agreement amongst Māoridom that that circumstance ought not to prevent settled iwi whose entitlement is uncontroversial from receiving it, and so this bill attempts to remedy that problem and doesn't change those underlying relationships.