If you think about it, there are plenty of property owners—general property owners—across the country who have planted out trees as part of an environmental initiative. They don't get to enjoy the reductions in rates that we're talking about and proposing here. There are plenty of general land owners who have large families who would like multiple dwellings on their property being treated as one single dwelling too, as we're seeing in line with this bill here. So, as I said earlier, it's not just Māori land owners who have unproductive land, who own land collectively, or who may benefit from rates remission. We just simply ask: why not allow all New Zealand land owners to benefit from the same flexibility? Why only apply it to Māori freehold land?