TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I join in the rest of the House in acknowledging that this is the third reading of this bill. I acknowledge our whānau from Ahuriri, who have travelled a long way to be here today. It's unfortunate that they couldn't be here, but I know that they are listening to every word that we're saying, and this is the end of a very long road. As they say, one door closes; another one opens, and I know that they are keen to get the show on the road and actually to be able to embark on the future that they want for their people. So to ngā hapū o Ahuriri, we acknowledge you at this time.