Whaitiri MekaMEKA WHAITIRI (Labour—Ikaroa-Rāwhiti): Tēnā koe. Just a short call on this one and I just want to thank the Minister and the chairman of the hard-working Māori Affairs Committee for explaining the reason you cannot support my Supplementary Order Paper. I too want to acknowledge the patience of the Wī Pere Trust and the work of the chair Alan Haronga Kingi Smiler and all the others back home running this. I do not want to delay it any further.What I think is really important though is to make sure when we are passing this bill that we are up to play with what is happening particularly in the Minister's explanation of the jurisdiction and the difference between the Māori Land Court and the High Court. I appreciate the Minister's explanation around the Māori Land Court—that linear descendants will still be there and corpus land will still be there—but what we have not addressed is that the Māori Land Court is actually under review. When we pass this bill I am just conscious that the entity we are giving jurisdiction to in relation to linear descendants and corpus land or Māori freehold land could potentially change.For me it is just because we are not at that point yet of debating the next bill but it does raise a concern I have—that by saying in terms of the jurisdiction for these particular parts for the beneficiaries of Wī Pere that they have access through the Māori Land Court but we actually cannot guarantee what that land court is going to look like because it is currently under review particularly around the threshold decision-making parts the role of the chief executive and the Māori Land Service. These new players are going to have impact on the Māori Land Court as we know it now so I am just mindful—I do not know whether it is a question to the Minister because it is a bit of crystal-ball-gazing. But I do believe it is an important point to re-emphasise—that in not supporting my Supplementary Order Paper and the feeling that we can cover off both the running of the trust at the High Court level and giving the corpus land and linear descendant decisions to the Māori Land Court yet we actually do not know how that it is going to fall given it is currently under review. I just wanted to make the point that it is important that we do emphasise that.I also want to address the point that the Minister shared with us—and I do thank the Minister for saying that this bill was written by the Trust. It is exactly what the Trust wants and I have heard this around the House not just from the Minister but I have heard others say that this organisation has written this bill. We run the risk of setting people up particularly the Wī Pere Trust simply because from an operational and governance perspective they would absolutely have an interest or more than an interest in how they want their trust to be run going forward. But when it comes to legislation I still believe that the best place to make that is actually in this House and through a select committee process.It is just a creep that I am seeing—that just because an organisation has written it therefore it is good and we should back it when we have not done the proper scrutiny and received advice from the officials. Those are my contributions in response to the Minister. Kia ora.