In the bill—the purpose of the bill—it states it's to support the development of Māori land, but it's exclusive. And when we think about some of the other legislation that has been going through this House recently—the elimination of the democratic process around the establishment of Māori wards—and then we turn our minds to the three waters proposal that is happening, where we're talking about waste water, storm water, and drinking water, and then we think about some of the other controls that we have around significant natural areas that are happening on private land, you start to see an accumulation of legislation that looks exactly like State control by stealth. So we are heading into this regime where, actually, private property rights are being degraded, and I think we're heading into very dangerous territory.