TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour) (remote): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. Forgive me for being a little bit novice at this whole—the technology side of how we're presenting today. But I'm very pleased, as chair of the Māori Affairs Committee, to be taking a call on this, the second reading of the Ngāti Rangitihi Claims Settlement Bill. I just want to take a moment to acknowledge the previous speaker, the Hon Simon Bridges, who talked about how Treaty settlements will never be enough. I absolutely agree with that. In fact, we've heard that in the submission from the chair of Te Mana o Ngāti Rangitihi Trust, Leith Comer. He said it will never be enough, and I agree with that, which is why I think that it's on us as the Government of the day, and for every other future Government to come, to ensure that we're topping up that account, that we're actually making sure that we're engaging with iwi to create co-governance and co-management opportunities at every level, so that we don't leave them out of pocket and so that we actually acknowledge that Treaty settlements, when we have them, are not full and final. They need to be supplemented with future power-sharing. I look forward to the member of the Opposition, who just resumed his seat, supporting that.