Minister Little, in all of the readings of this bill to date, has acknowledged that he has listened and has accountability to try and work out ways to better acknowledge that the large natural groupings criteria could very clearly set up further damage for tribal relations. And what I wanted to say in the second reading is that we owe it as members, I think, as members of Parliament, to support as much as we can the iwi and the hapū that are left with the difficulty of trying to repair, heal, maintain, and grow relationships with the wedges that have been created by these Crown settlements, and we need to wish all the aroha and all the support, but also be thinking about what are the systemic supports that we can provide in this House to acknowledge the potential damage to tribal affiliations that happen. 