I'd like to touch briefly on just some of the main areas that the committee spoke to. The bill makes the important step of formally recognising iwi-Māori partnership boards in the legislation. At introduction, the bill didn't include functions or powers for the boards because we wanted to take time to engage with Māori about what they wanted in it. That engagement has happened and we now have functions and powers for iwi-Māori partnership boards in the bill. An updated process to recognise these boards is also recommended by the committee and ensures boards are representative of the whole Māori community in the area, while leaving flexibility and discretion for Māori to adopt a tikanga-based approach to boards.