At your bill's first reading, I remember that we talked about these masters of resilience afterwards, and I stand by that analogy. Today, I ask that we reflect on what and where you would be today had your natural development not been interfered with. We would be landowners. We would be strong, multicultural language speakers, exporters, and importers in your thriving economy. We would have multiple networks of hapū and whānau development. We would have grown multiple leaders, managers, businesses. We would be the healthiest and we would be looking after those living beside us. We would take risks and, most of all, we would believe in each other. 