I just want to bring to light that, in 2017, the Court of Appeal confirmed that it can be stated with confidence that even where the Treaty is not specifically mentioned in the text of particular legislation, it may, subject to the terms of the legislation, be permissible intrinsic aid to statutory interpretation. Further, in 2021, the Supreme Court put emphasis on the need for Parliament to be clear if it intends to constrain Te Tiriti. So if the Minister is here to constrain Te Tiriti and not allow it to be the guiding light to the way a Māori health authority is established—the biggest health reforms in a century, for Māori—this is going to be an issue.