ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Tēnā koe e te Pīka o te Whare. Tēnā tātou ngā mema. It's a privilege to speak on the Maori Commercial Aquaculture Claims Settlement Amendment Bill, which is a short bill that does a very specific job of making the legislation fairer, and it gives the ability to Te Ohu Kaimoana to make a very small and technical change using a limited power of discretion to be able to complete some of the settlements of aquaculture assets in regions where they would otherwise be held up. This is an important change for those iwi who have been waiting to realise the economic impacts of their settlements and to realise the ability to enjoy the gains of aquaculture that have been enjoyed all around the country where iwi are working with business to enjoy those assets. It's this particular inability of the iwi in those regions to reach agreement in accordance with the provisions of their settlement Acts about how regional aquaculture assets should be allocated among them that's the issue here.