Dr ELIZABETH KEREKERE: Yeah, I'm nearly done. At the first reading of this bill, we raised two issues that helped determine our support for it. The first was the level of consultation that went into the first creation of the bill, and that's probably why there were so few submissions to the Māori Affairs Committee—that, generally, people were quite happy with what you had done, and the ones that you did receive were quite supportive. So I think that is a testament to the work of that committee, but also that that tautoko was because iwi saw that the powers given to the Te Ohu Kaimoana to allocate and transfer assets to iwi would advance their interests and their aquaculture opportunities. Importantly, it would allow iwi to progress their economic, social, and cultural objectives: their own tino rangatiratanga.