In the House tonight, member from the Green Party, Dr Elizabeth Kerekere, made mention that within the clauses of the bill of reference to the Treaty of Waitangi and the relationship between Crown and Māori, there's only mention of Māori as opposed to hapū and iwi. That's really interesting, because when I presided on another select committee—the Social Services and Community Committee—when we're dealing with the Oranga Tamariki proposed legislation, that has come up in debate and it arises in this House yet again. I sit on the Māori Affairs Committee and we deal with these matters on a regular weekly basis when the House is sitting. It's interesting that that has been raised, it has been addressed within this bill, and, to my lens, it highlights that there are inconsistencies in legislation that's being proposed to this House in terms of that level of engagement with Māori, with hapū, with iwi, and the responsibility that the Crown has in that relationship.