I want to acknowledge the great work of the Māori Affairs Committee under the chairmanship of my colleague Tāmati Coffey. Just reading the report of the committee, it's wonderful to see that the committee didn't just look at the actual black and white letters of the bill but they actually listened to the submissions and they took on board the issues that were raised, which were beyond the scope of the bill, but they inquired and they've made necessary investigations into things such as revitalisation of ta rē Moriori and also a protection of historical sacred areas like Te Ana a Nunuku. So I want to acknowledge the committee for going above and beyond in their examination of this bill, and I'm sure that has been appreciated not only by this House but by the whānau of te imi Moriori as well. 