Again, the third reading—for the benefit of members of the public who are listening in, because I know the people who have come from Te Arawa know this—this is the summing up debate on everything that has been canvassed and addressed in relation to the bill. I sat briefly on the Māori Affairs Committee and I had the distinct privilege to be able to sit in and to listen to the kōrero—I am a lawyer in my former life—the evidence of what the people were speaking to and the relationships of the people affected by this bill.