RINO TIRIKATENE (Labour—Te Tai Tonga) (remote): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Thank you for the opportunity to speak on this bill; I'm delighted to speak in support of it. Can I congratulate the Rotorua District Council for bringing this unique issue to the House, which we are addressing in this bill, and can I especially thank the member in charge of the bill, my good colleague Tāmati Coffey, and thank him also for outlining the rich whakapapa that underpins this bill, which goes right back to those early agreements and that partnership that was forged through the township agreement—through the founding of the Rotorua township. And can I also acknowledge the Te Arawa Waka, ngā iwi o Te Arawa Waka, who are steadfast, absolute mana whenua in such a beautiful region of the country. I do agree this is a very beautiful region, and I actually thought Tāmati Coffey was describing Te Tai Tonga—the great South Island—when he was describing Rotorua. But, minus the mud pools and the hillsides, these are very, very similar, equivalent areas that we are connected to.