Hon SCOTT SIMPSON (National—Coromandel): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to rise in this third reading debate. This bill represents sensible, pragmatic policy to resolve issues that have been outstanding for far too long. In my part of the country, there are significant issues that have meant that in the Bay of Plenty in particular, iwi have not been able to have access to their due rights, actually, and that's been a real problem, because it's holding them back from economic enterprise that can actually be very beneficial. And, actually, that was at the very core of this settlement process—was to try and make a breakthrough that would help restore some of the economic opportunity that had been lost over, literally, 100 years or more. And so to have iwi not able to conclude and use the Treaty settlement opportunities that have been provided to them is enormously frustrating—it's very challenging and very difficult.