The Minister has addressed the elements of the bill. And, in summary, clause 8, the historical account—and I always harken to the listeners, the members of the public, New Zealanders who do not know the story. Receiving the deeds of settlement, receiving these bills into this House of Representatives, is traversing a significant part of history, and it's the history that comes from the mouths of our tūpuna, conveyed by their descendants, and it's enshrined and scripted into law. The summary of the historical account is detailed in clause 8. Time does not permit me to give this due significance and relevance in my mention. I invite people to read the bill—the Act. It is captured there. Also, the sentiment of the history is the mamae that has been carried by generations. 