I want to start by briefly touching on the future-focused nature of this bill. I commend the Minister and the negotiating teams for their work in allowing a process which is somewhat novel, but I think really needed in this case, where there were a number of decisions to be made after this bill is introduced for the Mana Ahuriri Trust. But these represent choices that the trust can make for the benefit of its people: things like a one-year period to elect to purchase 10 land-banked properties and two years to purchase Ahuriri Station. It also includes a right of first refusal over 10 properties for the next 174 years, and the choice about whether to buy the Crown interest in Hawke's Bay Airport. Why I touch on that is because often those things are negotiated pre-settlement, but what's been important here is to establish the ability of the Crown to negotiate with this group formally, and then to establish the correct sort of procedural process that will mean that the people who we are trying to acknowledge here in this settlement and those uri of the tipuna who I read out are properly represented.