This is an exciting piece of legislation we're debating here at first reading. It goes towards the merging, strengthening of our relationship between the Crown and Māori. It does allow us to share with the rest of this nation, as we have done on numerous times, something that is significantly important to us as Māori. It is part of our DNA, it is part of our mātauranga Māori, and I'm pleased to be on this side of the House, standing in support of acknowledging a piece of our identity, our Māori identity, our Aotearoa New Zealand identity, and sharing it with the world. Because I can see that this will be another attractor for a lot of our people, domestically and international, to come and celebrate the joys of Māori mātauranga here in Aotearoa New Zealand. I commend the bill to the House.