I am so proud that our Te Mātāwaka MPs, which are the Māori and Pasifika and Tiriti MPs which form a collective within the Green Party to lead on Māori political issues, have put this out collectively. I acknowledge my colleague Dr Elizabeth Kerekere, the chair of our Mātāwaka caucus, who has helped to drive this, to get this out to the conversation that we saw yesterday. I am so proud to be able to present for decades what our people have been talking about. People have dedicated their entire lives to seeing land back. People have dedicated their entire generations of families to this work. The Green Party has a role to simply now say, "This is how we do it." We have had enough of the talking. This is actually how the Government gives the land back that it was responsible for dispossessing from us in the very first place. That is our role as the Green Party, is to put those visionary ideas and proposals—and we did the policy work—on the table. Already we are seeing the positivity being grabbed by both Māori and Tiriti partners and tauiwi from all variety of backgrounds saying, "This is tangible. This is real. It's not just a pipe dream. It wasn't just a catchcry. It's not just a catchcry from all around the world. It's actually something that can happen."