It had been put to the Māori Affairs Committee that we resolve some of that by way of inclusion in the bill. However, we recognise that as Crown agents, there are some things that are just beyond our privilege and our responsibility, and that it is for the people to, ultimately, resolve your differences. The second reading of the bill had come about on 14 November 2019, and I had the opportunity to speak to the House in relation to that. I've talked about the chronology and the pathway of the institution in terms of its legislative passage, but also how it came to be. That was a vision of Sir Apirana Ngata, and that vision has been fulfilled by the people of Te Arawa.