Brooking RachelHon RACHEL BROOKING (Labour—Dunedin): Thank you Mr Speaker. Just in response in part to that last member's contribution I'd like to thank some previous Labour Ministers as well. We've already heard about various different Ministers for Oceans and Fisheries—and fisheries as it was—but of course the trade Ministers are also relevant to this and of course our former Prime Minister the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern and the work that she did in Europe to get both those UK and European free-trade agreements. So well done to Damien O'Connor David Parker as well as the Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern.Tangi Utikere: And yourself.Hon RACHEL BROOKING: Oh no; I wasn't focusing on oceans and fisheries.Now of course this is a good piece of legislation. We have heard from Tangi Utikere about the process in the committee stage also about the select committee and the good work that the select committee did.I'd just like to focus briefly on what happens when you make something a property right and that's what we had with the world groundbreaking system with our quota management scheme but of course that did mean that fish became a property right so there was this Treaty settlement process. We heard from the Hon Peeni Henare about how important that was to his family and the efforts that they went to get the Act that this bill is amending. Something that really struck me from his contribution which I thought was a very thoughtful and important one was the different iwi—how important are not only the fisheries as a property right and income generator which of course it is very important for the Māori economy but also how important the moana is to those iwi and hapū and the sustainability of that; how important that is.The two of us along with Megan Woods and Glen Bennett were lucky to meet with Ngāti Manuhiri just a few weeks ago. In his contribution the Hon Peeni Henare talked about how if you go and visit a lot of hapū and iwi they will have reports and huge work programmes into the sustainability of the moana and protecting it. We heard all about that with Ngāti Manuhiri and we heard of course Nicola MacDonald has just won Kiwibank environmentalist of the year—or maybe it was another organisation that did that. We heard about all the work that the group are doing there to fight the Caulerpa in the Mahurangi. It's very important to remember that angle as well that whilst there are many different beneficiaries of that settlement and that they have different views and different needs and some of them as we heard are land-based and marine-based—therefore iwi like Ngāi Tahu; some are much smaller like the hapū Ngāti Manuhiri.So that is why it was important that these governance requirements were reviewed that there was good consultation that the select committee engaged very thoroughly with everybody who made decisions that the Ministers were engaged and that those Ministers had gone across this House. We now have the Hon Shane Jones doing it my name was on the bill at one point the Hon David Parker's name was on the bill but of course the review started before any of that as well. So well done to this House in actually doing some sensible legislation. I commend the bill to the House.