Now, I want to turn to the committee's—because I was on the Māori Affairs Committee, I want to thank all the councils that came before the Māori Affairs Committee and those that submitted that look forward to the passage of this bill, councils that submitted. When you look at the minority view that the Opposition put in this bill, there were four reasons that they gave that they weren't supporting it. One: a lack of time. So that was one of their reasons. There was a lack of time in that, and I was waiting to hear from the members. One was around—this is the solution to multi-ownership of Māori land; no understanding about the tikanga and whakapapa that we have to whenua. So multi-ownership is not a reason why you actually change the law around Māori land, but that's what they gave. They also said this disadvantages councils who are already doing it. Well, that's not what councils said when they came before the select committee. 