When we see joint-management agreements over natural resources identified in a piece of legislation, many New Zealanders are greatly concerned about that. It may well be there are other ways to deal with the private property rights that Ngāti Maru have and that they have demonstrated in the courts than a co-governance arrangement, which in many ways is the worst of all worlds, because any decision making they have over other people's private property would be regarded as unfair by those subjected to decision making by unelected people, and yet it doesn't actually give them the opportunity to do what they see fit with their own property.