Now, as is often the case, there is so much to go through to cover within the space of 10 minutes. And that is why there is the written report that's made available, to go through the detail of that. And, as is well known, I now am positioned as a member sitting back on the Māori Affairs Committee. The approach that we take there as members of Parliament, but also cross-party, is one of collaboration, one of working cooperatively, and one of ensuring that these Treaty settlement bills take heed and are cognisant of the fact and the concerns that have been submitted by way of the oral evidence of the people who have that vested interest. We work concertedly as a select committee to take heed of that and to progress the transmission from the first reading, through to the second reading, through to the final passage of the third reading, which hopefully will come soon.