In saying that, I too acknowledge the Ngāti Hinerangi Trust and all post-settlement governance entities, who are left with the profound, challenging work and exciting work of trying to move our waka forward, picking up what has come through from these settlements, working with whānau and hapū, working with the debates and marae, trying to figure out what are our dreams now, how can we use our settlements to further our people, to support our people. That is no easy task and it's not even an easy task getting to this point of second reading in the House of the legislation. So I acknowledge and I believe that the Ngāti Hinerangi Trust are here today as well. We owe it, as representatives of this House, to wish them all the love and support, but to think about what are the solutions and systemic fixes that we can actually give to that work from this point onwards.