I want to just acknowledge features of this bill, which I think are significant. We talked about the issue of Māori rights and interests to fresh water. And this was raised by my colleague Louisa Wall just now. I do want to acknowledge the statutory acknowledgment and deeds of recognition contained in this deed of settlement which is put into force fully through this legislation. They are over the sacred rivers of Ahuriri hapū, from Esk River and its tributaries, all the way through to Ngaruroro River, Tūtaekurī River—those famous rivers that we hear in those beautiful Kahungunu waiata. Ahuriri Hapū have deeds of recognition recognising their historical and spiritual and traditional relationships as the tangata whenua status over those water bodies. So I do commend those instruments being recognised in this settlement and through this legislation.