I'm just going to share, in terms of the Māori Community Development Act, as I often tend to do when I stand to speak, and a point of relevance in terms of contributional relationships. As a younger woman, I served as the secretary of the Aotea Māori district council back in the 1980s. As secretary in that role, it was important to ensure that there was accuracy in the recording of minutes and the knowledge and ensuring that that was relayed through to the senior body, the parent body, the New Zealand Māori Council. So I have experience in terms of the level of service and contribution under the blanket of Māori Purposes Act, but specifically to the Maori Community Development Act 1962.