Finally, this bill is not only good for Māori; it's good for our country. It's good to have our local government areas reflecting the communities that they represent, and really I think the undertones that have come through tonight from the other side are quite telling—quite telling in terms of just not being where Aotearoa is in 2021. That's why I'm so proud on this side of the House that we can advance real and meaningful legislation that will make a difference not only now but for the generations to come as we evolve and grow as a nation of Aotearoa, upholding the promises of Te Tiriti. We're not perfect. We're not going to get all the way there in a hurry, but we are making good progress. This is one great step in that direction and I commend this bill to the House. Kia ora tātou.