HARETE HIPANGO (National): Kia ora. Thank you, Mr Speaker. Look, I stand and speak on something that I know very little about, other than taking a keen interest this afternoon to read the report from the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee, and also some of the debate notes—actually, they were notes provided from the library, in terms of a debate pack. So following on from my colleague, Hon Judith Collins, who spoke first for the National Party to this bill this evening—Ms Collins is our spokesperson for research, science, innovation, and technology. I'm spokesperson for Māori development, so again, as I've done previously on many bills before the House and debates, I look at this through a Māori lens. So with the report that was provided by the select committee, and also looking at the bill itself, my eye has been drawn to the specific provisions in relation to the Treaty of Waitangi, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and to the engagement, with a Māori context and perspective to this.