Mr Bridges says that these settlements don't go all the way to meeting the injustices of the past, but this is an opportunity to draw a line under those and then look forward together to an area of New Zealand that we can develop together. I would finish by saying—not to be at all political—but to the member of the Green Party that spoke earlier, Eugenie Sage, they are forever talking about the bottom of the Tarawera River. It's good that there is a joint effort to continue to make sure that the bottom of the Tarawera River is healthy, but she along with others knows that the regional council, with local iwi and local people, have worked very, very hard over many, many years through continual consents to make sure it meets the standards that are required. It no longer has the term that she gave it, it is no longer a drain, it is healthier than it has been for many, many years, and there is wide-ranging commitment to continue to improve it. I commend this bill to the House, and look forward to it passing fully.