I want to touch briefly on something which the previous speakers haven't really touched on, which is the Wairere Falls scenic reserve. That site is a tapu site for Ngāti Hinerangi and an important site for all New Zealanders. In its central location, it's somewhere where so many people enjoy. And the benefit to that site of having your kaitiakitanga, of having an overlay where you must be consulted about preserving its natural and cultural significance and its values, is so important not just locally but to everyone. The ability for you to decide how those sites are given meaning and how we tell the stories of that river, of those falls, is so important. I thank you, and I hope you hear the gratitude from the parliamentarians here, in your role as kaitiaki and protectors of that for generations to come.