This bill gives certainty to business. It hits a sweet spot that enables progressive trade. It is inclusive. It's the best of both worlds: indigenous rights and commercial returns for intellectual property (IP) development. This bill and those that support it will find themselves on the right side of history, supporting those who develop intellectual property and growing New Zealand's GDP. To oppose it, of course, would be to oppose progressive free trade and to undermine both Māori and the business community. I would not expect any member in this House to oppose and undermine business and prosperity for the future of our country. I would not expect any member in this House to oppose this bill and undermine indigenous rights. So, with this bill, we move things forward.