Now, if I can move to the second goal, which is really the discussion around ratings remission, and, really, in this bill, that is the central thesis: that if we can remit rates and write off rates, we'll be able to unlock the productivity or realise productivity gains with this land. There are some really positive things in it. There are some good minor changes—things like getting clarity on the origins of Māori land; making sure there is no inadvertent sale of Māori land, which was classified from Māori land to general land under the 1967 legislation; enabling councils to do a rates remission at the beginning of a development so that there's certainty around financial planning and consenting; and Māori land that's tied up in the emissions trading scheme being exempted from rates as a result.