Can we do better? Of course we can—of course we can. But having to go through this and doing monumental change when it isn't called for is the wrong thing to do. I appreciate that the member thought that there were some more legs in this bill and that he could just dust it off the shelf and put it back into the parliamentary system. I understand that. I get that. He probably just needed a member's bill and thought this was the right thing to do. But this was a really challenging piece of legislation that led to the departure of the Māori Party from this House in 2017, because Māori and land is a very, very sensitive topic, and you don't take it lightly. We've had to fight for the amount of land that we've got these days. We're still fighting those fights. So to be able to touch legislation like this and think that you're going to get support without the call, without the groundswell from the people at the front line, and without the Māori community backing you, actually makes this bill pretty hollow. 