TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I appreciate that. Yes, we were interrupted last night. This was the last item on the agenda, and I'm happy to be picking it up today. This is an important bill that we are talking about, the Plant Variety Rights Bill. I'm incredibly supportive of this, and so is the Waitangi Tribunal, who, back in 2011, put together a report called Ko Aotearoa Tēnei. In that report, they noted that Māori have a special right and privilege to be able to access taonga, and we consider taonga to be things like plant varieties as well. Now, as we traverse into this space, know that this conversation has been around for a long time, so for people out there that may be listening to this debate tonight, they will be seeing it as incredibly welcoming. 