But back to the Maori Women's Welfare League—they opposed this bill. They said there's no rational basis for wholesale reform and repeal of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993. They talked about Māori land being a taonga, and we've heard tonight how sensitive the discussion on Māori and whenua Māori is. They go on to say in the submission, "The process undertaken in respect of this bill falls well short of the most basic requirements of genuine consultation, let alone the higher duty that exists under the Treaty of Waitangi where the subject matter is Māori land." Now that's one submission from one of the most influential Māori organisations in Aotearoa. They did not support this bill then, and they certainly don't support this bill now.