I, coming from the South—and I do want to acknowledge my colleague Paul Eagle; great member for Rongotai and the Chatham Islands. So much so that he pretty much carries the load for me over there most of the time. I've got a very vast area that goes beyond that, not least of which is the great Te Wai Pounamu, Rakiura, and also Te Upoko o Te Ika, as well. But I want to just talk to the fisheries-related amendments that were made in this bill. I work closely and support, as the Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister for Oceans and Fisheries, and I want to acknowledge the committee for the amendments that have been made on the basis of the submissions that were made—not all, obviously, but there were some very helpful submissions made on behalf of the lobster and pāua industry associations, in particular around adding a consultation requirement on the creation of a rāhui. I think it's very important these days that consultation takes place, and so to have that prescribed in the legislation, I think, is the right thing to do and I commend that. Likewise, just the alignment of this bill with the Secondary Legislation Act, which is very important too, in terms of the treatment of by-laws and the review of such in this House. So I want to acknowledge the amendments that have been made to do that, because, as we know, the Chatham Islands are renowned for their kaimoana, I guess—the bounty of the sea and the land. 