I want to acknowledge all those that have travelled that cannot be in this House today who I know are tuning in. As an uri of Ngāti Pāhauwera, I'm very proud to mihi to all my tini whanaungas of Ngāti Kahungunu and, in particular, Ahuriri, who are here to celebrate today. We all celebrate because this is a very historic and significant occasion. I'm delighted that I was able to play a small part in the last Parliament as chair of the Māori Affairs Committee. We heard the submissions on this bill, travelled up to Napier, and it's always a great privilege to be able to visit the beautiful areas from where Ahuriri Hapū originate and represent. It was not without some degree of discord at times, but I'm pleased that all of the issues that were raised have managed to be resolved, in particular the issue around the mandate. There was a desire—a directive, I guess—to ensure that there were elections held to renew the mandate for Ahuriri. That has since occurred, and there is a reconstituted body of representatives for Ahuriri. So I want to acknowledge them for going through all of those various processes to ensure that the Minister and this Parliament can proudly and confidently pass this legislation, knowing that all those intervening steps have been met, and I acknowledge them all for that.