So with those comments, I look forward to seeing the bill going off to the select committee, where it can be examined and debated. But I also signal that an ACT Party that has been an enthusiastic embracer of the Treaty settlement process for several decades now, that believes that the will to examine and atone for past wrongdoing is an example of some of the best of New Zealand, should also be cautious that we don't start to mix what is metaphysical and what is physical, because many countries have gone down that path and discovered that that mixture is actually a very dangerous one, and those that have the ability are doing their best to pull back from it. With that, I commend the first reading of the Maniapoto Claims Settlement Bill to the House. Thank you.