As the chair of the Māori Affairs Committee, I look forward to progressing your bill through the House, and, in quite a different approach, we're looking forward to actually travelling too. I know, like much of the country, that many of us have been locked down and staying in our whare. Through our Māori Affairs Committee, we've been managing to do Treaty settlements via Zoom, which isn't really what we want; we would prefer to be there ā-tinana, ā-wairua, so that we can come there and we can actually takahi te whenua [walk the land], look you in the eye—kanohi ki te kanohi [face to face]. All of that really matters when we're dealing with Treaty settlements. We've made a decision as a committee that we were very open to travelling out to your rohe, so that we can get a bit of a tiki tour around the sites of significance of the pā in your bill. A decision was made this morning.