Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): Madam Speaker, thank you very much. It gives me pleasure and it is a privilege to speak on this piece of legislation, as all of the area that we're talking about in this settlement for Ngāti Rangitihi either is in my electorate or previously—before boundary changes—has been. I've had an opportunity over the period of time that I've been the elected member of Parliament for Rotorua to talk at great length with many of the leaders of this iwi about the land, the history, and what it means to them. And indeed, I remember—it might have been in my first term, which feels a little while ago now—I had an opportunity with Ken Raureti who lives down the road from me, to visit Mount Tarawera together. I'd been talking to Ken about why public access had been taken away many years ago. I remember as a child having an opportunity, as many people in New Zealand did, to just drive on up the mountain and wander around at will. In fact, I think I went there with a Scout group or something where we slid in the scoria down into the volcano mouth on a number of occasions—the very first adventure tourism, I suppose, in Rotorua.