The whole process through the select committee is one of honour and one of mana. We as committee members completely acknowledge the work that's been done to get to the deed of settlement point, and we see ourselves as committing an administrative task in this whole Treaty settlement process, but an important part of that too. Scrutiny is good and we look forward to dissecting the bill, taking your advice, listening to the submissions, and that process will happen immediately. The call for submissions will go out. The usual time frame is a six-week process to call for submissions so that we can gather those in from around the country and tee them up so that we can listen to the kōrero—the good, the bad, and the downright ugly as well. We look forward to having you before the committee, but we look forward to travelling out to your rohe, as well.