So I want to talk about the things that this Government has been doing, which I think addresses some of the issues that this bill was proposing to change. So, first and foremost, I'm very proud of the legislation introduced by the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, the whenua Māori rating amendment bill. That legislation was over a hundred years old, and, as I said, from my experience on the Far North District Council, knowing how much Māori land had rates arrears on it when this was land that had never been used, never been able to be utilised, was one of the reasons why whānau believed that they couldn't now be in a position to either do housing or development on their lands because of the huge rates arrears that were on their whenua. Now with that legislation, councils are able to write off those rates arrears, not have to wait for the six years to be able to do that. They can write that off. And that is one of the major barriers, I think, to whānau being able to progress any of their aspirations with their whenua.