Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: That is the right committee to consider the bill, I say to the member. The plant variety rights (PVR) issue has been with us for some time. It addresses problems that haven't been solved since we first had this legislation on plant variety rights in New Zealand in 1973. This bill enables us to meet our obligations under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, our free-trade agreement that is aiming at being progressive. It facilitates economic recovery and, at the same time, it respects indigenous rights and takes a partnership approach, recognising the rights of Māori in the development of our indigenous species and the kaitiaki relationships that they have.