I want to correct some statements around the Māori Affairs Committee in not passing this bill. That's not correct. This House stopped that bill because the member, the Minister that sat in that seat, the Hon Te Ururoa Flavell, ran out of time. We put an absolute challenge to him that if we're going to pass something that Māori land owners feared, and there is plenty research both in the submissions to the select committee, but what people said publicly—so all I want to do, because I've got a short call on it, is correct the record.