I think there are several parts of this bill that particularly interest me that I see no redress and answer to today. The section in Part 3, looking at kaiwhakamarumaru, which is for disabled people to have a say in the management of land and Māori affairs—this bill replaces the jurisdiction of the Māori Land Court to establish a kaitiaki trust for owners under a disability with a new jurisdiction to appoint kaiwhakamarmaru to act as managers for owners needing protection; being owners under 18 years of age or owners who, in the opinion of the court, partly lack the legal capacity or competence to manage their own affairs. This seems like a good thing and, to me, it seems like it's still an area of weakness. 