We're on the second reading of this bill. As I understand it from the previous Māori Affairs Committee, they examined the bill, they made some recommendations that the Minister has indicated she is happy to support. This one, particularly around the rating of multiple land blocks, classifying the origin of Māori land blocks, establishing when a local authority may be satisfied, preventing the sale of Māori land that was converted to general land under the Maori Affairs Amendment Act 1967, the powers of the chief executive to write off rates, separate rating areas on Māori land, and registration in the emissions trading scheme as not a use of land—this is an example of Government actually doing its duty and actually working with Māori land owners to help them to achieve their aspirations. 