TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Thank you for that. I have a question specifically around Māori, around land protectors as well, folks that occupy their ancestral lands, which is fairly common in Te Ao Māori—Ihumātao, Pūtiki—and trying to ensure that they don't get caught up in the broadening of the definition of this. Does the Minister believe that this bill takes into account Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the right to tino rangatiratanga, given the broad powers available to the Crown under control orders? And has the Government carried out adequate and fair consultation with tangata whenua to establish this?