Now, before I get under way, there have been a few errors made by some of the speakers today—well intentioned, but errors none the less. There were claims that Matamata is the second best part of the country, when, quite clearly, it is the best. For anyone who has travelled there, they will be well aware of this. The Māori Affairs Committee, I'm sure, experienced that when they travelled down to the mighty Waikato. They would have been struck by the majestic beauty of the place and absolutely gobsmacked at the awe of the mighty Wairere Falls, the Kaimai Range, and the beautiful rolling foothills and the magnificent, productive, fertile farmland of that rohe. Ngāti Hinerangi understand that. I have the pleasure of representing that area as the member of Parliament for Waikato, as well, and so I am blessed to understand that, as well. I grew up in Te Poi, which is within the rohe, and I absolutely acknowledge and understand the importance of that place and the beauty of the region.