The committee heard 47 submissions: 43 in support and just four opposed. Those nine submitters that spoke to the committee, that travelled down to Matamata—what a joy for them to be part of that submission process, to hear the kōrero and to make some determinations as to any changes that needed to happen in the bill. No substantive changes needed to be made as a result; just some minor technical amendments to the bill. The committee also heard about transferring land to solve overlapping interests. There are a lot of iwi that have overlapping interests, and in particular I take note of the tikanga-led process that was undertaken between Ngāti Hinerangi and Tauranga Moana iwi to address those overlapping interests. I note also that following the settlement, Ngāti Hinerangi has agreed to transfer ownership, in full or in part, of three cultural redress properties to Tauranga Moana iwi. The bill actually will make arrangements to be implemented post settlement, and so that is something that will happen after we pass, finally, the third reading—hopefully not in too many months' time. 