We had Te Arawhiti in, in the Māori Affairs Committee, and they talked a nice game. Ultimately, all I could see was a department that is increasing its numbers by hundreds in terms of staff that is receiving, on average, well over a hundred grand a person a year for process, for Treaty talk, when one of the real things that could be done, that would go a long way, actually, over generations to do something about the poor Māori statistics we see, is here in this area. But not some silly little law that kind of does what's already being done, and that's problematic in its way, but it's very small. It's a slogan looking for some reality behind it. 