I also want to acknowledge the sponsor of this bill, the local MP for Te Wai Pounamu, Rino Tirikatene. I also just wanted to briefly acknowledge the Māori Affairs Committee. I am not a member of the Māori Affairs Committee, although I think I did sit on some of the stages of this bill going through the select committee process. I, however, was not there for any submissions; it was more around officials' advice and the finalising of the report. So I do not profess to stand here this afternoon in the House and say that I have been intimately involved in the process of this bill going through the select committee process. But I have read the select committee's report and I have read the submissions of Environment Canterbury (ECan) and also of Ngāi Tahu, and I will refer to those in my contributions this afternoon.