The first point I want to make is in relation to—as Christopher Luxon has described it—the core. If there is any substance in this bill, and it's not a huge amount and we'll come to that, but to the extent that there is substance in this bill, the core of it around the non-rateable Māori land and the rates remissions in relation to Māori land, my point there is what the Government has done is hugely problematic. It is hugely problematic. It's a bit like so much law we see in this Parliament from the Labour Party, where, as Chris Luxon, again, has pointed out, they just haven't thought it through. They've got the visage, the frontage, but there is nothing behind it. The thought, the grunt, the intellectual rigour is not there. 