However, I note that the pandemic is ongoing and the public health measures currently in place mean that we're unable to be in the House for the second reading. But I certainly hope that when we get to the third reading, we'll be able to join together to celebrate this momentous occasion for Moriori. I wish to acknowledge all of those who are watching from afar who are able to tune in today and see this. It was a great privilege for me, with the other members of the Māori Affairs Committee, to travel to the Chatham Islands, following the first reading, and to spend time with the imi Moriori, to visit and to learn more about tchakat henu—a Moriori phrase meaning tangata whenua—and to spend time with the waina pono, the original inhabitants of Rēkohu.