We support using the Māori legal frameworks—Māori? I slipped that in. "Modern"—modern legal frameworks, and incorporating the case law that has been built up over the years. But we'd just like to comment quickly on three kaupapa. Number one: we're interested that a new legal provision also recommended by the Law Commission is that an incorporated society may express its tikanga now in the constitution. Now, many of us always have, and the Law Commission—I quote, "This express recognition of tikanga or culture in the statute will encourage the courts to give greater weight to it when they're interpreting constitutions." We note, however, that while targeted stakeholder consultation was done with Māori on this bill, no formal process for assessing whether the policies comply with Te Tiriti o Waitangi was done, and we'll be encouraging absolutely our Māori organisations to be contributing that whakaaro during the select committee process. 