We've got all of this pressure on the gulf, and yet 0.3 percent of this 1.2 million hectares in Tīkapa Moana is protected in no-take marine reserves. So I was very interested in the response that the Hon Kiritapu Allan gave to Chlöe Swarbrick's question when the Minister said that the release of the proposals and the Government response to Sea Change would include significant marine protection in the Hauraki Gulf. It needs to be significant. It needs to build on the efforts of community organisations. It needs to build on the efforts of iwi. The rāhui that Ngāti Pāoa are proposing around Waiheke Island going out to 1 nautical mile is closing that area to the takes of tipa, or scallops; kūtai, or mussels; kōura, or crayfish; and pāua. Stocks of those shellfish and of crayfish have declined markedly, and the rāhui by Ngāti Pāoa is an effort to restore the health of the gulf there. 