It essentially is a return of the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute's assets and liabilities to Te Puia NZMACI, as the limited partnership. That is the core of what we are finalising here today. I remember in my, I think, first and second reading speeches I wanted to very profoundly acknowledge what is at the core of this bill, which is the taonga of our arts and crafts, the whakapapa of our arts and crafts, the ever-evolving nature of our arts and crafts. We are affirming the ongoing, developing, evolving nature of how we bring the beauty and the taonga of our arts and crafts through Te Puia, and can allow for the ongoing operations and the mana motuhake of iwi and hapū presiding over and with Te Puia.