Hon PEENI HENARE (Minister of Defence): Thank you, Madam Speaker, and thank you for the opportunity to rise and stand on the Overseas Investment Amendment Bill (No 3). I would have really been interested to hear from that member on the other side of the House some of the other provisions in this bill that actually look to extend some of the protection rights and the rights of mana whenua and tangata whenua in this country. As we look towards land that has been sold off to foreign investors and the impact it's had on cultural ambitions of tribes here in Aotearoa, on the cultural ambitions and historic values that this country hold dear to their heart, I wonder what the other side of the House makes of some of those partnerships as we look towards strengthening that particular right of tangata whenua in a bill like this. It is really important as we look towards protecting our land. It's been made quite clear, not just by this Government but by experts in this country, that, actually, we must look to tangata whenua practices to ensure that the land is sustainable, is protected, and is cared for, for future generations, for our young people. 