Looking back at this bill, I had the pleasure of speaking on the first reading, and I remember clearly then that being my first bill that I spoke on in terms of a Treaty settlement claim. And I had been in this House and experienced, I guess, the third reading on a Thursday, and being part of, I guess, the relief, the exasperation, the outpouring, and the wairua that goes with this in quite an open expression of—I guess, yeah, those words sum up what many people must feel. But it was the first time I'd spoken on a Treaty claim settlement bill. And not being from the Hawke's Bay rohe, can I just acknowledge the previous Treaty negotiations Minister, Christopher Finlayson; the current, Andrew Little; our members up there past and present; Meka Whaitiri, Anna Lorck, and Stuart Nash for helping guide some of this work through. I do, as always, want to extend my greetings to the Ahuriri Hapū, and, as I said, I know that if they could be here, they would be.