I'm part of a really passionate group of people on the Māori Affairs Committee that are going to be moving this through. We will be moving this through. It will be fast as well. Let there be no mistake about that. We do things urgently because they are urgent. That's why we use urgency and that's why we're going to be invoking it. But it will be a short submission time. So I say this to all of those people that are listening out there that are thinking about submitting into our committee: the window will be open for a very short period of time and I encourage people to come forward with their submissions and actually come before our committee. Put your case. Tell us how passionate about it you are, whichever side you sit on. Let the people listen to your submission. Let the media listen to your submission. Let everybody that's sitting around that committee table analyse why you're so passionate one way or the other. But I say it will be a very short time frame because this is long overdue. It's long overdue and we need change. We need support from the community to be able to come forward during this urgency, during this bill as it moves through over the next week, and actually submit to it. It's a good piece of legislation. It's long overdue and it's time we moved quickly. Kia ora.