Another benefit is the connection of people to the land. It is not as if it is an easy thing to navigate these laws, but the desire is that everyone in our communities can follow these processes, because we must work together in justice and truth so that our Pākehā relatives are not left in ignorance outside of our Māori settings. Therefore, I applaud this function. Regarding the aspect of the bill relating to the relationship between Ngāti Rangitihi and Te Arawa concerning its lands in Rotorua, Kaingaroa, and Matatā, I heard about the quality and advantages of your land, however, due to the effects of the pandemic we, of the Māori Affairs Committee, were unable to visit your marae, to see and explore your land from where your thoughts and ideas have stemmed.