I was reading through it because I was trying to think what is so scary about all our agreements. What are we doing today that we were doing differently a few years ago? The reality is that we're not doing things too much different; we're just rolling things out. And that's what a brave and courageous Government should do. And this bill is a bill that has to be rolled out and takes into account the history that Minister Little talked about, the history of the Native Land Court, that Kiritapu Allan knows all about—knows all about—that broke down our culture, that set out to break down every part of Māori society. That was the history of the Native Land Court: break down these communists, break down our whānau settings, break down the principle of how we lived. We know this. Kiritapu knows this. Harete Hipango knows this. Rawiri Waititi and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer knows this. We come here to fix these wrongs. They used to call this—I think David Williams; what did they call it, Kiritapu? I'm just looking back on what they called it. Judith Binney described the Native Land Act as an act of war, and they described the Native Land Court as a strategy to take and disable and dismember Te Ao Māori. 