First, I wish to extend my sincerest greetings and acknowledgments to all the people of Moriori imi who are watching and listening to these proceedings and, unfortunately, cannot be here in the House today, but we feel you in spirit. One of the unique features of a third reading of Treaty settlement legislation is usually the strong presence of members of the imi, or iwi—the claimant group—in the gallery. However, because of the COVID-19 situation, they cannot be here with us today, but despite their not physically being here, it is our privilege to continue this forward in the spirit with which this began many, many, many years ago to provide a solution, to provide a settlement, and to provide a basis for which Moriori can continue forwards.