DENISE LEE (National—Maungakiekie): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker, for the opportunity to speak to this particular bill. Other colleagues before me have expressed our party position, and that's to not support this in its first reading. What we know is that Māori land accounts for approximately 5 percent of New Zealand's land area and is predominantly concentrated in the mid to upper North Island. These are some of the facts and figures that the regulatory impact assessment (RIA) has brought out. And there's about 2.7 million interests—not hectares, interests—in 27,000 or so Māori land blocks. So that is a lot of interests that we're talking about. 