Another question arose from the Opposition: how is this going to actually benefit Māori land owners? For far too long, Māori have not even felt that they have been able to approach local authorities with proposals and engage in ideas and initiatives for developing land and using land because of the rates arrears that have built up over many, many years. Removing that stigma and the real fiscal arrears absolutely is going to make it easier for Māori land owners to engage with their land. That is the prime, obvious point of this very bill. Sometimes I wonder if they are just running out of things to talk about in their speeches, because all of these questions have been canvassed steadily through the course of the speeches here in this House, in this introduction of the first reading.