This bill comprises three parts, detailing cultural and commercial redress and the Crown's apology redress. I will give a more fulsome account of the content of the bill when we come to our third reading, and I look forward to the opportunity to do that. For the purposes, however, of this second reading, I acknowledge Te Puāwaitanga o Ngāti Hinerangi Iwi Trust, including all members of the negotiating team. I acknowledge Ngāti Hinerangi representatives who are in the House today, including Phil Smith, chair of the trust; trustees Dianna Vaimoso, Chris Wilson; and their whānau. Can I say what a great pleasure it was to be hosted by them at their marae in northern Waikato in May last year, and it was a very sunny and very grand day and a great occasion and a great celebration. It was a great opportunity to catch up with those who have been the driving force on the side of the iwi to get to this point. The dedication and determination of those personalities has been vital in paving our way towards this settlement.