TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): As both of the previous speakers have talked about, this is a non-controversial bill but it's a necessary bill. It's a bill that tidies up a few issues that Māori trusts and entities out there across Aotearoa have been looking for us to tidy up. To the majority of the population, it's non-consequential, it won't have any effect on them, but, actually, for the people that are involved it actually means quite a bit. So I'm very pleased that the Minister has brought this to the House, and we on the Māori Affairs Committee will look after this bill with the best of intentions, but we will do what the bill intends, which is to tidy up relevant parts of legislation to make sure that our Māori organisations across Aotearoa are empowered and are encouraged to be able to look after the wellbeing of themselves and the people they are there to represent. 