I note that a declaration working group was set up by Labour in 2019 and consisted of five non-State representatives and four Government officials. Government promised transparency, and all New Zealanders deserve an opportunity to understand and engage in the issues being proposed in the He Puapua report. One of the report's writers, associate law professor Dr Claire Charters, told me that she wished the report was used as an instrument to have a genuine discussion about what realising our international obligations and what Te Tiriti o Waitangi requires. I would ask the Minister to clarify what his position is on the authors of the He Puapua report, commissioned by Te Puni Kōkiri, briefing the Māori Affairs Committee on their thinking and the recommendations contained within that report.