So this bill is now on its last journey, if you like, starting with us here today, and then when we conclude, we pass the care of this bill to my colleague Rino and my friends in the Māori Affairs Committee, and we give them this important piece of work to shepherd, to take out to the hapū—out to the community—and hear and crystallise all the important views of community stakeholders and anyone who has an interest in this bill. We then charge them to bring it back to the House as a well-formed view of all the stakeholders who have interest and recommendations. Madam Speaker, 2013 to 2016—it's taken many years to get here, in a way. Let's not get in the road of the good work of the Māori Affairs Committee. I commend this bill to them and to the House.