It gives me great pride to be part of a party that protects our plant breeders' rights and it gives me great pleasure to stand in support of a bill which actually makes everyone's lives a little bit easier. Right now, I just wanted to talk a little bit about, as a migrant, how proud I am that this bill will support our Te Tiriti obligations. I often get asked by my community why, as a migrant, we should be so passionate or why am I so passionate about tikanga Māori. My reply has always been that Te Ao Māori, the world views that Māori people have built up on this land, are so rooted on the land that we stand on. They have wisdom built up from generations to teach us how to interact properly with this land that we stand on. And so through that wisdom, we're able to make the best of this land, but also we are able to best protect this land as well. That's something as a migrant community we need to do, but I believe all of New Zealand needs to be able to do as well. And so through the inbuilt mechanism of this bill and the authority of the commissioner that we will set up and we will continue to support, they will be able to have the legislative—and also the authority to make rulings on which plants we do need to protect in line with tikanga Māori and I think that is something so incredibly precious to our country. 