May I make some quick comments before my speech on the governance arrangements that we're talking about today which acknowledge iwi and Māori around that governance table. We need a mechanism for shared discussions between Māori and Government at all levels in order to achieve what was guaranteed to all New Zealanders under Te Tiriti o Waitangi in 1840. It's important that we have those voices—whether they are Māori, whether they are Pākehā—coming together as equals to be able to have those discussions that we need.