Specifically to Part 1, Part 1 sets out the purposes of the bill, the definitions, and the transitional provisions. In response to issues raised by submitters, the select committee made two significant changes to Part 1 of the bill, and so I just want to address each of them in turn. The first is around the Treaty clause. Māori submitters raised concerns around how the Crown's Treaty obligations were referred to in the original purpose clause, arguing that the phrasing appeared to limit the Crown's obligations to protect kaitiaki relationships. These provisions were examined by a cross-agency group, including the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Te Puni Kōkiri, Te Arawhiti, the Crown Law Office, and the Parliamentary Counsel Office. The new purpose clause 3(b) is a straightforward statement of what the bill does, without implying that, in general, this is all the Crown's Treaty obligations amount to. A new Treaty clause in 3A then sets out how the bill recognises and respects the Crown's Treaty obligation.