Those points are really, really important for us to acknowledge within the House this evening, and I do it from a heartfelt place as I too follow my own iwi journey and our own settlement process and understand the many years of hard work that people, and people that we've heard from, do in order to take such proceedings forward. So I acknowledge that this particular speech at the second reading within the House is an important one and that Part 1 effectively sets out the purpose of the bill and provides the provision of the bill to take effect on the settlement dates unless the provision states otherwise; Part 2—we've heard this evening about the cultural redress for Ngāti Rangitihi—and Part 3 for the commercial redress and the commitment that we make in enabling this iwi to move forward independently, and part of this process is to pass back the mana that has been impacted along the way. 