The select committees had a—and I say "select committees" because there wasn't just one. This has been around for a wee while now and members have come and gone from the Māori Affairs Committee, and it's landed with us to be able to deliver it over the line here today for the third reading. But the select committees and the select committee members that have been part of this have all sat there and understood the depth of this. This is not an easy Treaty settlement; it has not been a straightforward process. This has been, as many Treaty settlements are, sometimes a complicating and frustrating process on both sides, but can I acknowledge the patience and the tenacity of ngā hapū o Ahuriri for actually getting to this point today.