What that bill would have done has been summed up very nicely by Chris Luxon. It would have allowed the utilisation of Māori land for wealth creation, for horticulture, for honey, for houses—for all the things that New Zealand does so well. It would have allowed, in Tauranga, in the King Country, in Northland—the areas where there's multiple landowners, and we don't even know where some of them are if you're on some of these Māori trusts—the ability to free that up so that sensible governance and decisions could be made in relation to that land to create wealth for Māori in New Zealand. 