This is a step in what I'm not even going to pretend to comprehend. I feel fortunate as the member of Parliament for Taupō, having walked some of the journey for Treaty settlement with Ngāti Raukawa and Tūwharetoa, so I've been able as a student of theirs to learn the history, the hurt, and the anguish. While it feels, at a level—when I speak in this House—like I can't even scratch the surface, I do, as a mark of respect to you and your forebears, stand in this House to speak in support on behalf of the National Party in this first reading. 