It is an honour to speak and acknowledge the perseverance, firstly, of the iwi of Ngāti Rangitihi. I want to acknowledge the hard work of the negotiators, particularly acknowledging Leith Comer as the chair. I'll have something more to say about the negotiators later in my contribution. Very top line-up of negotiators, I must say. I want to acknowledge the Crown negotiators, I want to acknowledge our Ministers of Treaty settlement, the Hon Andrew Little, and, of course, the former Minister, Christopher Finlayson. I want to acknowledge all the officials, Te Arawhiti, the submitters who examined the bill, the Māori Affairs Committee—who took the process and opened it up for public scrutiny. I thank all those that have helped. But, like I said in my earlier opening statement, it pales in comparison to the sacrifice and, I guess, the patience and the tenacity of the Ngāti Rangitihi people whose experience in the breach of the Treaty we have found ourselves here today.