TIM VAN DE MOLEN (National—Waikato): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. It's wonderful to be able to speak here tonight on the Maori Commercial Aquaculture Claims Settlement Amendment Bill at the second reading. Now, I've heard a very robust summary there from the Minister of the process this bill has been through and the select committee contribution to that. Ultimately, we're supporting this bill, as we did at the first reading, and the reason for that—well, there's a number of them. I'll outline some of those now, but primarily it's around providing economic opportunity. That is what is really important for us here. These iwi that are impacted by this are unable to realise some of that economic potential, and from the National Party's perspective, that is a key opportunity that we need to ensure any party is able to do. Economic potential means jobs for the regions. That means people innovating, adapting, expanding their businesses, and all those things will ultimately be beneficial for New Zealand. But of course, for the iwi involved, it has a lot more impact than a nationwide perspective.