Hon NATHAN GUY (National—Ōtaki): Thanks, Madam Chair. It's just worthwhile going back to an issue that was raised by the Hon Michael Woodhouse, and in fact I was in the select committee on this day when we talked about—this is to do with clause 6 of Part 1, Treaty of Waitangi. So in the bill that was proposed, first reading moved, second passed, went into the select committee, the wording was: "In achieving the purpose of the Act, all persons performing functions and exercising powers under it must act in a manner that is consistent with—(a) the principles of Treaty of Waitangi; and (b) Treaty settlements." And Jenny Marcroft, who is a New Zealand First member, proposed a change which aligns with the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, and it reads, "In achieving the purpose of this Act, all persons exercising functions and powers under it, in relation to managing the use, development, and protection of natural and physical resources, must take into account the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi". The committee, by majority, everyone—in fact, I've got the minutes here. Eight members voted for that: Labour members, Duncan Webb as the chair, Scott Simpson, Liz Craig, Jacqui Dean, myself, Jenny Marcroft, Erica Stanford, Angie Warren-Clark all voted for that. One member, Chlöe Swarbrick, voted against it, and she's nodding her head confirming that so the minutes are true, accurate, and correct. So what I find a bit offensive is that the Minister now has a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP)—numbered 534, he's just spoken about it—reinserting the words back in, effectively riding roughshod over the Labour members. And the chair of the committee, Duncan Webb, may wish to take a call—I see over the other side of the House he's got his head down at the moment. Something's amiss here, that the Labour members of the Environment Committee voted for this clause to be taken out and voted with National and New Zealand First; now the Minister is proposing in SOP 534 to effectively change it back, as the wording was.