The report back to the Māori Affairs Committee is dated 19 August 2021. I said there were 55 submissions, with 12 oral submissions that have been heard. This bill is about the Moriori imi, and it has been commented by Minister Mahuta that the reo of Moriori people is something that not only the people have struggled to survive themselves but have fought for the revival and the sustenance of their reo. That is something that had been addressed by the select committee, and in the select committee inquiries into that, it was revealed that, despite the plea of the Moriori people to recognise ta rē Moriori as an official language, the select committee did not have the power or the scope to be able to do that. That would require a legislative change. However, the committee had been advised or told that Te Taura Whiri has provided funding for the development of ta rē Moriori and that, through the Te Mātāwai strategy, there is provision for the sustenance of the reo. I mention that because, like the Moriori people, our language is a living being also.