I first want to acknowledge my colleagues from around the House who have spoken to recognise and celebrate Ngāti Rangitihi today, and the long-established principle in New Zealand that the Crown owes to Māori the duty to act in good faith, according to the Treaty of Waitangi. That duty is recognised by MPs with different backgrounds and different ideologies, and it's such an important part of giving effect to the vision our ancestors had for Aotearoa when they made agreements with one another in 1840. 