JAN LOGIE (Green): I rise as the Green Party's Te Tiriti spokesperson to offer our support at this third reading of the Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill. I speak on most but not all of the settlement bills for the Greens as our tangata Tiriti spokesperson, and this is because the Green Party acknowledges Te Tiriti o Waitangi as the founding document of our country and recognises that colonisation severed Māori from land and waters that sustained them—were them—and denied Māori tino rangatiratanga. This has brutalised whānau Māori and resulted in many lives lost, and, as part of this process, white supremacy has denied settlers and all too many Māori access to matauranga Māori that could have provided warm, dry homes, ecological balance, multilingual communities, models of women's leadership, and shared parenting, to name just a few things. 