Hon EUGENIE SAGE (Green): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. Thank you. I'm very pleased to stand and speak in support of the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill. It was indeed a privilege to introduce this bill as Minister for Land Information last term and then to serve on the select committee while it considered the submissions on the bill. The fact that there is a 15-page, quite detailed report explaining the differences between the bill as introduced and the bill as being reported back to the House, I think, highlights the huge work of submitters in providing the committee with some very substantial submissions, the work of Land Information New Zealand officials, the select committee secretariat, and also Parliamentary Counsel. So, like others, I would like to acknowledge all of that and also repeat the thanks that colleagues have given to the High Country Accord for organising the visit with the secretariat on Branch Creek Station and Minaret. And, I think, Stuart Smith's comments at some length on that visit highlight the benefits when select committees actually get out into the field and hear from submitters in their own place on their own ground, and just the real practical insights that that gave us.