Pugh Maureen; Maipi-Clarke Hana-RawhitiASSISTANT SPEAKER (Maureen Pugh): I call Hana Maipi—Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke.HANA-RAWHITI MAIPI-CLARKE (Te Pāti Māori—Hauraki-Waikato): Hana-Rawhiti. Ngā mihi ki a koe otirā tēnā rā tātau e te Whare.E tū ana ahau hei taima tuarua i roto i tēnei Whare hei kōrero ki tēnei o ngā pire e kaha tāmi ana i ngā āhuatanga i ngā uri o te wao nui a Tāne. E kaha tautokotia ana e au ngā kōrero a taku tuakana nei a Hūhana otirā i Te Pāti Kākāriki me ō rātou wheakoranga nui i roto i tēnei o ngā rōpū i roto i tēnei o ngā mahi e hono ana ki tō rātou ake nei iwi o Ngāpuhi i roto i ēnei wheakoranga i roto i ngā take ahuwhenua i ngā take e hono ana ki ngā rākau ngā uri o Tāne Mahuta.E tāruaruatia ana e au ēnei kōrero nā runga anō i te mea kāore anō kia panoni ōku whakaaro ngā whakaaro o Te Pāti Māori. E kaha whakahē ana mātou i tēnei pire nā runga anō i te mea e tūhono ana tēnei pire ki tō mātou mana motuhake.E rongo kōrero ana i te Minita kua whakawhiti kōrero ia i te taha i te rōpū o Ngā Pou a Tāne. E mihi ana ki tērā. E tatari ana mātou mō te reta kia whakawhārikihia ki runga i te tēpu rā. E tatari ana mātou mō tēnā.Heoi anō ehake i te mea ko tētehi rōpū anahe. E kaha rangona ana e mātou ko wai ngā rōpū ko wai ngā iwi ko wai ngā tāngata kua kōrerotia e tēnei Kāwana e tēnei Minita ki ngā tāngata whenua ngā tāngata Māori ki roto i tēnei o ngā wāhi o ngā take e tūhono ana ki a Tāne Mahuta.E kaha whakahē ana mātou i tēnei pire e hono ana ki te mana ōrite nā runga anō i te mea ka whai mana ngā exporters ngā domestic processors ngā tāngata e whai mana ana i roto i te ao o te timber.Waihoki e kaha whakahē ana mātou i tēnei o ngā pire e hono ana ki tō mātou mana mokopuna nā runga anō i te mea ko tēnei o ngā pire e tāmi ana e takahi ana i te nuku o te whenua i tō mātou nei pepeha i te oranga whenua. Nā runga anō i tēnā e whakahē ana mātou Te Pāti Māori.E kaha tautokotia ana e mātou ngā wheakoranga o Hūhana Lyndon i tēnei o ngā wāhi. Nō reira koinā aku takoha ki tēnei o ngā pire.[Thank you and indeed greetings to all of us in the House.I stand for a second time in this House to speak to this bill that strongly oppresses the circumstances and the descendants of the great forest of Tāne. I strongly support the comments of my senior here Hūhana indeed the Green Party and their many experiences within this one of the organisations within this particular activity that is connected to our own iwi of Ngāpuhi within these experiences in horticultural issues and the issues related to forestry the descendants of Tāne Mahuta.I am repeating these statements because my opinions have not changed the opinions of the Māori Party. We strongly oppose this bill because this bill is connected to our self-determination.We hear statements from the Minister that he has communicated with the organisation of Ngā Pou a Tāne. We commend that. We are waiting for the letter to be tabled here. We are waiting for that.However it is not as if there is only one organisation. We are hearing a lot about who are the organisations who are the iwi who are the people that have been engaged by this Government and by this Minister with the people of the land the Māori people within this area of the issues that are related to Tāne Mahuta.We strongly oppose this bill that is connected to equality because authority is afforded to the exporters the domestic processors and that people with power within the timber sector.Furthermore we strongly oppose this bill as it relates to the authority of our grandchildren because this bill oppresses and mistreats the breadth of the land our expressions of identity and the health of the land. And due to that we the Māori Party strongly oppose it.We strongly support the experiences of Hūhana Lyndon in this space. And so these are my contributions to this bill.]