It's heartening to see the wider effects of Moriori coming to the fore in the public space we have brought. I acknowledge the renaissance of ta rē Moriori and the significant efforts of imi to revitalise their language. In addition to the work being undertaken outside the House, the interest of members of the House in engaging with ta rē Moriori with the support of imi, particularly during the select committee process, has been truly heartening. It has given me great joy in seeing ta rē Moriori being spoken in the House through this legislative process and entering formal parliamentary written records. This is an example of what the renewed relationship between Moriori and the Crown could hold. It is this spirit I'm hopeful will continue to grow with the enactment of this bill. I commend this bill to the House. Nō reira, tena kotou, tena kotou, me rongo kotou. 