Ngāti Rangitihi, it is a privilege to take this call in the passage of your bill into law at this third reading. Finally, this day, long awaited by Ngāti Rangitihi uri and tūpuna no longer here, long in waiting, long in tolerating, long in longing, long in grievance. Today is a day of memory and I stand in this Chamber, a place of commemoration. Today is a day also to acknowledge those who have departed, those who started this journey, and those of you gathered here in the precinct of Parliament, who continue and carry that journey from the past, here now, to the present, a gift for tomorrow, your future. Today is a day to put aside the grievance and to celebrate the opportunity moving forward into the future, to celebrate the opportunity for prosperity, Ngāti Rangitihi—the people, the place, the potential, the relationships, the partnerships, and the prosperity from opportunities now to be gained. 