The context that I address the House in also is as spokesperson for Māori development. Māori development from my lens and perspective is very much about our people, positioned in different places at different times. People, place, and the kaupapa—what the purpose of this bill is. In my Māori development spokesperson role, part of that is about the Māori economy, which is a significant contribution not just to Aotearoa New Zealand's economy—it's some $70 billion and exponentially growing—but the international economy, and Māori have a vested interest in fisheries—a 50 percent vested interest—in terms of the New Zealand fishing quota. So that's the context that I address the House in relation to this bill, the Fisheries Amendment Bill. 