This Government does not believe that issues relating to use and development of Māori land can be solved by a single measure. This bill is a part of a package of measures designed to assist Māori to develop and use their whenua. Let me briefly summarise other measures this Government has taken, which include the introduction of Te Ture Whenua Maori (Succession, Dispute Resolution, and Related Matters) Amendment Bill that will simplify some of the legal process requirements that Māori land owners face; the allocation of $56.1 million in Budget 2019, enabling the establishment of regional on-the-ground advisory services in Tai Tokerau, Waiariki, and Te Tai Rāwhiti; the creation of a whenua knowledge hub, and the Tupu New Zealand website that I launched in February this year; new and enhanced services for the Māori Land Court and the modernisation of the Māori Land Court information systems; the provision of feasibility and investment funds for Māori land owners through the Whenua Māori Fund; and $100 million set aside from the Provincial Growth Fund for the development of whenua Māori.