So just that actually completely disproves what the person who sat down just before me, Scott Simpson, said, which was that this side of the House know nothing about the environment, we're late to the party, we've been asleep at the wheel. I absolutely negate that, because actually we've been very careful about the environment for a very long time, and long have Labour also had the confidence of Māori too, and I would say that Māori, for a very long time, have wanted to have kaitiakitanga over our waterways and over our water bodies, and, unfortunately, this bill doesn't quite cut the mustard when it comes to making sure that, especially from my point of view, the rights of Māori are looked after in this as well.