IBRAHIM OMER (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to rise to take a short and last call on the Māori Purposes Bill first reading. My colleagues from across the House, in fact, have spoken in depth on this bill, so I would like to just spend the last call summarising some of the key points. This bill is an omnibus bill that enables minor technical and non-controversial amendments to be made to Māori development legislation. The bill supports the Government's priority to build a closer partnership with Māori and improve the response to Māori issues as well. So the amendments within this bill will contribute to Māori wellbeing and development by providing Māori entities with greater autonomy and greater decision-making. It will also address some technical issues and reduce some of the administrative compliance. All the appropriate agencies have been consulted on this proposed legislation.