Hon WILLIE JACKSON: The rates rebates scheme was designed in the 1970s, Mr Bridges, to provide financial assistance to low-income homeowners—you know, those homeowners that you forgot about. Given that the Crown Māori relationship at the time, it's not surprising that it made no provision for the communal ownership of Māori land and the possibility of multiple homes being built on one block of Māori land. That was the sad part—that there was no recognition of the Māori way of living at the time. This has meant many homeowners on Māori land are not able to access this assistance. However, it's not acceptable in this day and age that low-income homeowners on Māori land should be disadvantaged in accessing this entitlement.