I acknowledge Paul Eagle, the member in this House with perhaps the most familiarity with the Chatham Islands. Madam Speaker, you referred to him as "Paul Little" accidentally, and I'd say that that's because he's put such great efforts into his health of late. But I would also like to acknowledge the Crown negotiator, the Rt Hon Dame Fran Wilde, and the preceding National Party efforts to get this negotiation going: Minister Chris Finlayson, who in 2016 kicked this off again after an unsuccessful period of negotiation from 2004 to 2008; former Prime Minister the Rt Hon Sir John Key, who in 2017 signed the agreement in principle; and today the Hon Andrew Little, who has brought this bill to the House. I make those acknowledgments noting that these sorts of agreements, I think, carry particular weight in this House due to the fact that parties across the House have contributed to them and stand by them.