Mooney Joseph; Little Andrew; Rurawhe Adrian; Mallard TrevorJOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you Mr Chairman. Minister just a brief question: there was some concern and questions raised about the protection of Te Ana a Nunuku and I know having been on the committee that that was outside the scope of this bill. But I just wondered if you would explain briefly for the benefit of those watching why it was out of scope in terms of this bill.Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations): Mr Chairman I actually didn't hear the beginning of the question. If the member could just repeat that bit again?JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Oh sorry. A number of people questioned whether Te Ana a Nunuku Nunuku's Cave could be protected. And I note having been on the select committee myself that that was outside the scope of the bill but I was just wondering if you could explain for the benefit of those watching why it was out of scope.Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations): As I understand it there is not a designated name registered with the New Zealand Geographic Board for that landmark and therefore there was no legislative basis on which without having gone through a completely different process to do that. What we were left with with the deed set up agreement about a number of places that have place names that are recognised by the New Zealand Geographic Board. It was the desire of Moriori and the Crown indeed to change those but that place did not have a designated name and therefore could not be changed through this process.JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Thank you Mr Chair. Minister I note that the overlapping interest is a matter that was considered in terms of this—and it will be considered again no doubt—as the Moriori are one group of inhabitants on the Chatham Islands and Ngāti Mutunga are another group of inhabitants. I'm just wondering if you could explain for the benefit again of those watching where things are tracking in terms of how to address the overlapping interests on the Chatham Islands and surrounding islands.Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations): Notwithstanding that as we head towards the third reading of the Moriori Claims Settlement Bill this is Moriori's day. We don't normally talk about other iwi including those with overlapping interests on what is Moriori's day but to assist the member briefly the Crown is still negotiating with Ngāti Mutunga. We'll continue those discussions and where there are overlapping interests with what is agreed with Ngāti Mutunga and with Moriori there will be discussions on those overlapping interests with Moriori.CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): The question is that the Minister's amendment set out on Supplementary Order Paper 95 be agreed to.Amendment agreed to.Parts 1 to 3 Schedules 1 to 4 and clauses 1 and 2 as amended agreed to Bill to be reported with amendment.House resumed.CHAIRPERSON (Adrian Rurawhe): Mr Speaker the committee has considered the Moriori Claims Settlement Bill and reports it with amendment. I move That the report be adopted.Motion agreed to.Report adopted.SPEAKER: In accordance with a determination of the Business Committee this bill is set down for third reading forthwith.