We note that the Ministry for Primary Industries' regulatory impact statement talked of extensive consultation over a long period of time about fisheries. They held public meetings, they had hui, they had one-on-one meetings with key Treaty partners, which includes the Iwi Fisheries Forum and Te Ohu Kaimoana. What they represent are the interests of Māori commercial fishing businesses, and they give advice to 58 mandated iwi organisations. That is indeed a large proportion of tangata whenua stakeholders. Other stakeholders who were also consulted, including those with interests in commercial and recreational fishing arenas, were small and large operators, those with quotas, individual fishers, and companies who fish using quotas: those with total allowable catches, and those with TACCs as well—the total allowable commercial catch. 