So I'd like to finish with the words of Minister Willie Jackson, who spoke on this bill previously in the House, and he said, "Māori have a deep spiritual connection to whenua, which is a taonga tuku iho, a treasure handed down from earlier generations to be nurtured and cared for by the next generation. Māori are the kaitiaki of this taonga which provides a source of unity and identity for tangata whenua." I respect those words. I respect that Minister, and also, actually, the previous members from this side who spoke—and a special shout-out to Rino Tirikatene who has moved down into Ōtepoti. So just want to acknowledge how strong we feel having Rino there and the contributions he made earlier tonight with the Kāi Tahu legislation, member's bill, that he is getting through. 