One thing I did want to cover off—because it hasn't been raised by any of the other contributions this evening—is the committee looked at Māori land. As you and I will know, many people—many whānau—have interests in Māori land, but those interests can be from a tiny interest and shareholding in a small parcel of land that does not derive any economic benefit, and there is not going to be any dwelling on there, necessarily. The committee were very clear about that: that in terms of Māori land that is captured within the scope of this legislation, it would be where the member had an actual pecuniary interest in a Māori land trust. We do have many of those—and very successful ones—around the country, and so that would be the type of interest that would be required to be declared under this proposed legislation.