There is a point that we do wish to seek more clarification from in this bill. However, as I noted in the outset, National supports this settlement to select committee and there are some questions which we wish to clarify there. In particular, the recognition of marine interests 20 miles out into the exclusive economic zone, which is provided for in Subpart 9 and, specifically, clause 124 of the bill. The provisions of the Maniapoto Claims Settlement Bill relating to rights to the exclusive economic zone appear to be the most comprehensive to date and, from my research, it appears that other previous settlement legislation has granted some measure of rights over the exclusive economic zone where it overlaps with iwi's rohe moana. However, this is quite comprehensive. This clause 124 has implications which, at this point, are unclear and potentially wide ranging, and the National Party will be seeking clarification at the select committee process on the meaning of that clause and how it impacts on other interested parties in that area. So I look forward to engaging with colleagues on the Māori Affairs Committee to seek clarity on the meaning, nature, extent, and effect of this provision. 