Like the Minister said, it will go off to the Māori Affairs Committee—which will be in good hands; I'm told good things of that committee—and I do ask all those, including maybe some parties in this House, that have problems with this particular bill to submit, to submit their reasons for why, and for anyone that has difficulty with what we are debating in this House today. It is an opportunity for all the public—and I encourage all those who have opposing views or want enhanced views to please submit to the Māori Affairs Committee, who I know will come back to this House and report progress so we can see this bill completed.