I would like to acknowledge that on the precincts of Parliament there are representatives of Mana Ahuriri who are here to mark this historic occasion. That is to say, the third reading of their bill. I know they are watching and I extend a very warm welcome to them. Many have travelled here today to be part of this occasion and to see and to witness for themselves this very important occasion. Ko aku mihi atu ki a koutou, ngā uri o Ahuriri Hapū, nau mai haere mai ki tēnei Whare.