So in August 2017—I'll come to the chronology around the legal passage of this bill. In August 2017, the Hon Te Ururoa Flavell—one of yours—was the Minister for Māori Development, and he, with Whakarewarewa Joint Trust, signed the vesting agreement. After that, it came to be that the bill came before the House—and you'll see that I've got papers spread out before me here—for its first reading on 19 December 2018. From there, it was handed in to the charge and responsibility of the Māori Affairs Committee. That's when the people came to Te Arawa to listen to the kōrero and to listen to some of the concerns. It is always a privilege to be able to be part of the most intimate kōrero and to hear some of raruraru and the problems.