The Māori Community Development Act 1962 is also being amended, and that requires the District Māori Councils to provide a copy of their audited financial statements directly to the New Zealand Māori Council, rather than the chief executive of the Ministry of Māori Development, and that's a real efficiency thing. Why the heck has it taken this long to do that? Again, I don't know. But you know, as I said at the beginning, I think that every parliamentarian should take the opportunity to sit on the Māori Affairs Committee—if you get the opportunity, please take it, because you will come away with a different perspective on things from that experience. Actually, I think I can say without fear of anyone challenging me that the Māori Affairs Committee has the best kai, and that reason alone is a good one for taking the time to get involved. And so with that, I commend the bill to the House.