I look at the time and quickly time passes when we address the House, but how slowly it takes to arrive here. So with the rest of the time, what has been spoken to and addressed by the Minister for Treaty settlements, Minister Little, I endorse and acknowledge. Also to my colleague Tāmati Coffey, as the chair of the Māori Affairs Committee, I listened keenly to your kupu, to the words of your pātere, waiata. I acknowledge you, e hoa. I also acknowledge the negotiators for the Crown: Catherine Goulden, Te Arawhiti, and special mention made of Stephen Ihaka, and to the officials who have been involved in the passage of this bill through into law, soon to have its Royal assent received. 