I also want to address the point made by the Minister of the complexity of this when the Ombudsman comes into play, and we heard that advice from officials that we couldn't have a general clause because of the Ombudsman's independence. Well, my understanding is that the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has the same status as the Ombudsman as an Officer of Parliament, and the Environment Act that set up that office includes reference to the Treaty in the purpose section. Actually, you could argue that it is in the exact control of Parliament to be able to make these decisions and put these clauses in place in that Officers of Parliament are closer to the Crown than local government, who also have provisions for honouring Te Tiriti.