TAMATI COFFEY (Labour): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. It's appropriate that I start this with an acknowledgment of a kaumātua who passed away last week, from Tauranga Moana. His name is Dr Kihi Ngātai, and he was a well-respected person. His legacy lives on through his descendants. Last week he lay in state at Whareroa Marae. It was a very important occasion, and I want to acknowledge his passing. And also, connected to the bill that we're talking about, the people at Whareroa Marae have real concerns about some of the chemicals that are floating around in the air, around down at the port of Tauranga. They have real concerns about the quality of the air around them. They have real concerns about the industrial estate that's popped up around them, that has very hazardous substances and chemicals that give them great cause for concern.