I'm delighted to be able to make a contribution in this debate. As a son of the South, I just shot away from a meeting to try and protect our fishing rights down there, but I made it back into the House here today and I want to mihi to our illustrious Te Arawa waka whānau, from all of our famous tribes of Te Arawa who are here today. This is a momentous day. I've been delighted to chair the committee, but really my role has been quite small in the scheme of things. I do want to acknowledge one particular member of our committee, and that is Tāmati Coffey, your outstanding member for Waiariki who actually led the way for us in terms of our consideration and our examination of all the issues on this bill. So I want to mihi to you, Tāmati, because I know that this is a milestone piece of legislation for your people, so thank you for your contribution and for your awhi. 