As I said, the goal of improving the utilisation of Māori land and improving its productivity is something that the National Party totally supports. We really buy into that. But on this side of the House, we know not just in the Māori economy, but in the general New Zealand economy, that this country for the last 30 years has been suffering from a productivity disease. We are deeply interested in that, and we care deeply about that, because we know that improving productivity is the single biggest thing that we can do to raise our collective standard of living. When you look at the facts across New Zealand—outside the Māori economy, just for a moment—we are one-third lower than the OECD average in terms of labour productivity and that's been steadily declining, and that's a big problem. So we have to work smarter. We have to work much harder and realise those productivity gains to get our standard of living up to the standard of services that we want to be able to support going forward.