In closing, I share these words, these words that were my first words spoken at the first reading, these words that were, again, part of the deed of settlement signing at Tarata Marae: He ata ki runga, he ata ki raro, he ata ki te whakatūtū, he ata ki te whakaritorito, he ata whiwhia, he ata rāwea, he ata tānga—the dawn light appears above and below, the dawn light is happening and the dawn sprouts, morning is here, the morning wraps around, the morning has struck. It is a privilege to commend this bill to the House. Tēnā tātou katoa.