So, having a look at the bill, because I'm not part of the Māori Affairs Committee, there is a particular amendment around removing Māori Trust Boards from the Cabinet Fees Framework to simplify the process of resignations. So, if you look at section 16 of the Māori Trust Boards Act 1955, currently if a Māori Trust Board member has either been removed from the office by the Governor-General, or for inefficiency, or if they can't perform their functions or they resign, currently they have to apply to Cabinet for that resignation or to the Minister, which then goes through Cabinet. Obviously, that's cumbersome, particularly because the member has left for whatever particular reason, but the word "inefficiency" in that particular section points to why they may have left. So the changes within the bill which removes the word "Minister" and replaces it with the "Board" is much more streamlined. It means that if the trust board member decides to resign, all they need to do is write to the Minister and say that they're going to resign from their post.