The reality is that we fundamentally need a much better and a much more comprehensive piece of legislation to help us realise the goal of greater utilisation and productivity of Māori freehold land. We fundamentally believe that's a great goal. We buy that logic incredibly well here in the National Party. But I want to talk about those two stated goals that the Minister alerted us to before, which is really that this bill is supposed to be about the facilitation and the development and to encourage greater utilisation and, ultimately, occupation of Māori land, and it's also modernising some rating legislation in how it affects Māori land. If I can just take both those goals, I'll actually start to unpack them a little.