Hon AUPITO WILLIAM SIO: I acknowledge the critical importance of cultural practices relating to death, particularly for those in our Pacific, ethnic, and faith communities. It's my expectation that any engagement will also seek to consider and uphold these cultural and faith views. For that reason, this bill complements other work being led by the Ministry of Justice to improve the coronial system, including a project to better integrate culture and tikanga Māori into coronial processes, and by appointing clinical advisers to assist coroners with this cultural component. The combination of all of this will help reduce the wait time grieving families are experiencing in our coronial system, and I do want to emphasise this is a significant part—the cultural intelligence in this work is part of something that that other side doesn't understand.