I've heard just a couple of speakers talk about paternalism, and this bill is actually quite the opposite. This is about enhancing the tino rangatiratanga of Māori in respect of the governance of their own land. The current Te Ture Whenua Maori Act unfortunately has an element of paternalism in it in that the Māori Land Court is required to make decisions in respect of pretty much everything in respect of Māori land. So that is actually paternalistic, and we with this bill are actually trying to solve that issue and take it away from paternalism and give that power to Māori to decide what is best for them and the development of their own land.