Then, there is the idea—and I think that David Seymour covered this extremely well—that you have to put into the bill some protection for better recognition of Māori cultural values, including taking into account plans "to protect and enhance wāhi tūpuna, wāhi tapu areas," and then it says, "Māori reservations". Well, why wouldn't that just be a natural condition for any investor in this country? No, it's got to be specified here as some kind of overlay because a whole lot of your cultural pirates are likely to land in New Zealand and want to buy up some of our land. 