The third reading is a summing up debate. It's been mentioned by previous speakers also, the record from the first and second readings of this bill has been captured in Hansard. Before I came to speak in the House, I reflected by perusing some of the kōrero that has been documented and recorded now into the history of Hansard. A lot of that is about the chronology, the history of how the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute has come to be. It is indicative of the journey that has been carved out, the pathways of all those who have been formative in the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute. This vesting bill is effectively about the Crown recognising and duly doing as it ought to, vesting the assets and the other responsibilities back to the people of Te Arawa.