The select committee prepared a report for the benefit of Parliament, and in that report, after listening to the submissions from people of Ngāti Maru, shaped, in efforts to make better, this bill. The proposed amendments are outlined in the report, which is made available. One of the amendments that I do particularly recollect is in terms of the relationships that we of Whanganui, through Te Awa Tupua, the Whanganui River, have with Ngāti Maru—the life source and force that blends us together, not just our waters, not just our whenua, but our whakawhanaungatanga, our relationships that transcend through generations from the past into the future. I recollect the importance of ensuring that the relationship we have in Whanganui with Ngāti Maru blends in harmony, flows in unison. 