I want to particularly acknowledge the iwi who have been so patient in waiting for this bill to be passed into law, in particular the iwi of the Bay of Plenty and also in Te Tai Tokerau. Rest assured, I know that Te Ohu Kaimoana, once this bill has been passed into law, will work through its processes to exercise its new discretionary power to ensure that those assets can be released. I'm excited at the future of aquaculture for Aotearoa, and in particular I want to acknowledge the member in Waiariki, my colleague Tāmati Coffey, because it is a dynamic region for aquaculture and has huge potential for aquaculture. They will be direct beneficiaries from the passage of this bill. 