I also want to thank everyone who submitted on this bill; the Office of the Clerk and my colleagues on the Māori Affairs Committee for their work and considering the views of those submitters and the advice that was delivered, largely online in a Zoom environment. I agree with the chair of the committee, Tāmati Coffey, when he said that the kanohi ki te kanohi engagement is a part of the settlement process and of tikanga Māori. But it's good that we've had those moments where the Minister has been able to meet with the groups on the ground and that we were able to host Ngāti Rangitihi in the House for the first reading of this bill, and I look forward to the future when we can be back together again.