Then "kaitiaki relationship" is defined in the definition section and it's "in relation to a plant species, means the relationship that any particular iwi, hapū, individual of Māori descent, or Māori entity has, or Māori in general have, as guardian, trustee, or caretaker of—(a) an indigenous plant species; or (b) a non-indigenous plant species of significance". That second point is a very interesting one, because not only does this bill apply to indigenous species that we can think of—perhaps we could think of the cabbage tree, which might have some importance. Obviously, lots of the harakeke—the flax—also have importance, but it may be that these non-indigenous plants can also have significance and be taonga species. So the obvious one that comes to mind is the kūmara. 