We've heard from the Labour Party members that this bill is a response to that, that this is Te Tiriti compliant, that it's responding to the needs and the consultation with Māori that happened before that Waitangi Tribunal report. There has been very strong legal analysis of that bill that says it is inconsistent with our obligations under Te Tiriti, and the submitters that were part of that consultation, when asked, said this bill reflects nothing that was part of that submission, that consultation process, at all. They do not support this, and they find this bill is a further incursion of Crown influence into Māori tino rangatiratanga over kāinga—exactly the opposite of what the Waitangi Tribunal has recommended. This bill does not deliver what is needed. It disrespects and undermines the trust of people who have been hurt by our institutions far too many times—