But, secondly—it's my second point—it doesn't do the hard things, the real reform that Māori actually need. It's a poor excuse, I say to Meka Whaitiri, to the people in her electorate who need real change, actually—who need real reform in this area. And do you know what the tragedy really is? The reform is there; they just need to pick it up and pass it. It's not difficult. It got a good way through in a couple of parliaments ago. I can tell you. I can tell you what happened there. I was the Leader of the House in not the last Parliament, but before that—