Now, in order to establish the trust framework, the bill establishes three regulatory bodies that will oversee different aspects of the trust framework. Now, those three bodies are: a governance board, a Māori advisory group, and an accreditation authority. The Governance board develops rules and engages with the public on future objectives for the trust framework. The Māori advisory group comes together to advise the board on Māori interests and knowledge as they relate to operation of the trust framework. The accreditation authority is responsible for accrediting organisations, but it also does the monitoring and enforcement parts that are necessary under the trust framework.