I join together with colleagues around the Chamber today. It is a great honour and privilege to be the last speaker in the third reading of the debate on the Ngāti Maru (Taranaki) Claims Settlement Bill. I just want to reiterate a number of things that we've heard from all across the House, and, in particular, to say that I agree that this is not the end of a process. This is the beginning of a new legacy, one that has seen the representatives of Ngāti Maru traverse the process of settlement and they have done it with tenacity and with inspiration and, I'm sure, with a view of making a better life for the rangatahi, the tamariki mokopuna of Ngāti Maru. So it's good to hear that there are rangatahi witnessing this debate today in the Chamber. I apologise for not being there with you today, but I'm thankful for being able to speak to this third reading, even though it's virtually. 