It's a privilege to rise in the third and final debate here this evening for the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute Vesting Bill. I'd like to start out by acknowledging my fellow colleagues on the Māori Affairs Committee, led by the fantastic chair Rino Tirikatene, who, as the previous speaker noted, had to traverse some interesting delicacies and issues throughout this bill and the process of this bill. This is an important day today, and I would like to acknowledge everybody who has come down from the north. The people of Te Arawa, whether you affiliate to the strong, proud group of Wāhiao Tūhourangi or whether you're part of Ngāti Whakaue, thank you for coming down and for honouring this fantastic occasion. 