Some members in this House have shared their own stories of growing up along it, but I want to acknowledge the many hapū whānau that have lived along that particular awa, and it has created their identity. And I guess I want to acknowledge it has been probably a sad thing for them to see the degradation of their awa over the many years. This particular clause, the Tarawera Awa restoration part of this bill goes somewhat to restoring the awa, the mauri of the awa, and that's why I wanted to acknowledge it in my contribution today. Particularly, I want to acknowledge both how we talk in this bill about establishing and the purpose of the strategy group. And in clause 121, particularly, we talk about the permanency of this committee—the permanency of this committee—and it cannot be discharged unless all appointees agree to it being discharged. So this is putting a stake in the ground that this committee is a permanent committee committed to the restoration and the return of the mauri of the Tarawera River for those who have inhabited it, the hapū up and down it, but, actually, for all people who have enjoyed the beauty and the sustenance that this particular awa has given to all those people in this area. I want to acknowledge that.