What Part 5 does is it sets up this scheme with the Māori Plant Varieties Committee, and in clause 55 we have the requirements of the knowledge that those members have to have. That's knowledge of mātauranga, tikanga, Te Ao Māori, and taonga species, which I was just talking about. The committee can prepare guidelines and then it assesses applications and makes decisions on whether or not there is a kaitiaki relationship. So that assessment is provided in clause 61. Then, if that's demonstrated, they can consider whether or not there's agreement between the parties or if there's a need for conditions. And, yes, it is very explicit in the bill that they make a decision. I refer to Hon Todd McClay's speech earlier where he was questioning this—it's very clear in the bill.