Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: No. The bill's Treaty provisions were carefully crafted with Te Kāhui, who supported the Ministry of Social Development's consultation with Māori across the country. The bill creates obligations on the oversight bodies to uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi. The specific clause in the bill directly emerged from key Māori stakeholders who called for specific obligations to be placed on the oversight bodies rather than a broad Treaty of Waitangi clause which can be open to interpretation and run the risk of diluting the obligations on agencies. Also, in reference to UNDRIP, the draft declaration is still going through consultation. So it would not be appropriate to write into legislation now something that is still actively being considered.