But I'm just here to tautoko this bill because I want to acknowledge the iwi of Moriori, the proud people, distinct people, of Rēkohu, who have long fought for recognition and have finally, through the passage of this bill, gone another step, another step in their cultural revitalisation as a people. I want to pay tribute to all those that have been involved in Moriori, in their re-emergence as an iwi on the landscape of Aotearoa and here in Parliament. I want to acknowledge Maui Solomon and the role that he has played, dedicating his life to his people, for his tribal identity to be recognised and celebrated, and that's what we're doing here today in this House. 