Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I'm going to respond to the second half of the member's question. As we have repeatedly said over the last few days and indeed the last week, He Puapua was a document that was produced by a group of individuals, presented to the Government, but has not gone to a Cabinet, has not gone to a Cabinet committee, is not a Government programme, and nor has it been endorsed by the Government. I'd make a general statement, though, if I may, to the member: the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was signed by the then National Government in 2010. In 2014, four years later, a Cabinet minute records that the then Cabinet, which included the now Leader of the Opposition announced that they would finally set a declaration roadmap to actually implement the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. There was a short stocktake on that implementation and, sadly, nothing further happened. You cannot simply sign up to a document and not do anything about it. We have started a process. It is fair to say it has some way to go.