All of that consultation by those prior organisations—then through the Randerson panel which consulted up and down the land, including with Māoridom, but also with local authorities, NGOs, and civil society—has led us to actually getting down to doing the hard work now of putting it together and drafting it. Whilst we have had some limited consultation during this phase, including meeting our obligations at law to the Treaty partner, and working with local Government because they're the implementation grouping, we're actually not broadly consulting with anyone; neither are we proposing to take a finished version of the bill to anyone before we introduce it to the House and put it to the select committee, at which stage there will be a full select committee process and everyone can have another crack at submitting. 