SHANAN HALBERT (Labour—Northcote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. As you know, I hail from the mighty Mōkai Pātea, and across the beautiful hills and maunga as I look towards Aorangi I consider the amount of Māori land that still sits with us—a very small percentage of what my iwi originally had. But I look to it and I think, how are we going to develop the many, many acres that we currently do have? What I do agree on, in a sense, is the importance of how we unlock whenua Māori—yes, how we use that as an economic base for our iwi and to establish our future.