Anyway, this is the second reading of this bill, and it did start some time ago. The Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill was referred after the first reading on 12 March 2020; the closing date for submissions was 22 May 2020. In there as well, we must note that the country was side-tracked by the COVID pandemic, which took over everybody's lives. But despite that, submitters still managed to get their submissions in so that they could be heard. There were 34 submissions that were gathered through from interested groups, from stakeholders, from individuals, and the select committee of the time in the 52nd Parliament heard oral evidence from nine submitters, both across Napier and here in Wellington. The official advice came from the good people at Te Arawhiti. And can I just take an opportunity to thank those members of the committee: Rino Tirikatene, Marama Davidson, Joanne Hayes, Harete Hipango, Matt King, Adrian Rurawhe, and the honourables—the Hon Nicky Wagner and the Hon Meka Whaitiri. Now, the whole committee heard those submissions, they went through the bill, and the issues that the Minister brought up were noted—mainly issues around the elections of the trustees on both the trust and also the earlier mandated entity: the incorporation.