[Greetings, all; greetings on this day. Greetings to all gathered here for the purpose of this bill. I have heard the opinions of both sides, and have also heard the rebuke from your colleague for not arriving on time. However, we fully support this bill. But this is only a small step on the correct path for the consolidation and increasing of Māori land. This was the wish of Te Ururoa Flavell during his time. His aspiration for the Māori Land Act was thwarted by Labour at the time; however, I still acknowledge the small step forward in this bill which seeks to rectify rating issues that have badly affected our Māori lands in the past. This is the reason why I am standing. 