So instead of promoting and pushing that as an option, we return back to a piece of legislation which, from our perspective, is ill-directed, largely facilitates what's already happening, establishes a precedent which we do not think is helpful, giving a complete free pass for one group in society but not the other, and is, ultimately, not going to deliver on the core challenge that sits in front of this country and, in particular, our Māori communities around New Zealand, which is: how do we create the conditions for their whenua to become as productive as the owners of the whenua wish it to be? Thank you, Madam Speaker.