I begin by acknowledging the people of Ngāti Maru today. E te iwi Ngāti Maru, tēnā koutou. It's a great privilege and an honour for me to open this third reading debate as today marks this final stage in the progression of Ngāti Maru's Treaty settlement bill. It is testament to the years of hard work of their people, of their leaders, and the dedication towards negotiating te herenga takitaki and the long-awaited day of celebration. Although many are still having to watch this bill reading remotely, I'm pleased that Ngāti Maru representatives are in the House today to watch this reading in person. I explained to Ngāti Maru folks who are here in te Whare Pāremata that for many of the Treaty settlement bills that we've had to progress in the last couple of years, many iwi representatives have had to do so from outside the Chamber, and it's great to have members back in the gallery.