Thank you, Madam Speaker, for this opportunity to take a call on this the first reading of the Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill, the first time I've spoken on a bill. Can I say, recently, as part of my rohe, it includes—and we've heard about the Chatham Islands in different kōrero today. We had the Crown apology and settlement for the Moriori on Rēkohu, and what an experience it was. Can I just say that it was a moving experience, and being part of that really made me feel, as a member of Parliament for the first time, the real sense of importance it is to get these settlements through and get some progress. So on that, can I acknowledge the members of Parliament who have put the mahi in and done the work. Obviously, that's the Hon Andrew Little; the Hon Christopher Finlayson, who was the list member for Rongotai, including the Chathams, and the Treaty Minister who put work in here; and Meka Whaitiri, Stuart Nash, and Lawrence Yule as local members of Parliament, because it takes everyone in here to get these across the line. 