While this bill may go some way to relieving historical debts, which may seem difficult and very challenging to some groups and some extended families, particularly when some individuals have been prepared to play their part in paying but others haven't had the means, they're very complex interpersonal relationships which this type of legislation cannot hope to address and solve. So instead of that, it takes a much less ambitious approach. Rather than challenging the people who own the land to be a part of solving the problem, it says "We'll take this one issue away. We hope that makes you feel better, but you can keep your problem." That's from an outsider's perspective looking in, but that appears to be where this legislation has led us.