TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Can I just acknowledge the support around the House for this bill. This will come to the Māori Affairs Committee. It's great to have the support of the Māori Party and also the Green Party of Aotearoa. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou, but also to our Labour caucus who have been fearless in the face of making sure that we have Māori sitting around our decision-making tables in meaningful partnership with our iwi, with our hapū, and with our whānau. It's something that we're actually passionate about over here on this side of the House. Every election, especially in our Māori seats, Labour enjoys support from our Māori communities. But it's the aspiration that underpins that. It's the aspiration of our people that say, "We want more of a meaningful partnership. We want to have our say; we haven't had it before."