So I think we do need to have some more clarity on that. Hopefully, that can be addressed in the committee stage of this bill, because, as we so often see with legislation these days, we seem to spend an inordinate amount of time talking about our country, issues in it—those between Māori and the Crown and everybody else—and have so little understanding that we are in a highly competitive environment and that our enemies are not within but are actually overseas. We need to very much focus on the fact that if we are going to benefit all of New Zealand, the best way forward is for us to be on the side of those people who are trying their very best to build our economy. We in the National Party believe that it is important that we need to acknowledge the Māori interests, but we also need to be very much aware of the commercial needs and flexibility and speed of decision making. 