RACHEL BROOKING (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's quite strange for me to be speaking on this bill, because once upon a time, in 1998, I was flatting at the great University of Otago—that's been raised a number of times this evening in a very different context—because my flatmate, she was doing her honours dissertation in law on Wai 262. And, of course, that was a claim at the time. It was lodged on 9 October 1991. This was many years later, in 1998, and I remember thinking at the time, "Well, this is brave to be doing your dissertation on something that's likely to become prominent soon and maybe not last for that much longer." I was a little bit wrong in that thought! Of course, the final recommendations from Wai 262 came out on 2 July 2011, and there's been a long response, and it's an ongoing response, to that very important decision from the Waitangi Tribunal. 