This bill is about putting right something that has been long wrong, and the speeches from the Opposition that like to pit a group against other New Zealand communities and groups when we are about correcting justice is an immature approach to making law, and it is an immature approach to politics, and it's not even real. Some Māori are farmers. Many Māori are ratepayers. The Opposition likes to section out communities as if there is no relationship and no benefit from uplifting a particular group—in this case, Māori land owners. Trying to minimise the value of uplifting Māori land owners, being able to engage with their land, as if it has no other value for the rest of our country, for their local communities, is simply an immature attempt at pitting groups of people against each other. I'm disappointed that that's the approach that is being taken by the Opposition tonight. 