To those that have travelled all the way from Ahuriri but can't be here in the debating chamber, but I know they're on precinct, can I extend my warm welcome to them all. It is an absolute pleasure to be the final speech on this third reading of the Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill. Can I acknowledge those that may be watching at home. I'm probably going to get a text from my mother that says, "Stick to your day job.", but, you know, I know she would want to be here, but I want to acknowledge all the hapū of Ahuriri that have come along. It is unfortunate we cannot have them here in the debating chamber, because it gives that sense of grandeur that Treaty bills absolutely deserve, particularly on the third and final reading.