So we come today, given that history that's set out comprehensively—or relatively comprehensively—in the bill, to the redress, the apology for war, for loss of lands, cultural redress, and the financial redress. And I just mark something that is fundamentally always true in Treaty settlements, and it's certainly true here, and that's this: that the quantum, the amounts, in question will never, in fact, do full justice in a real sense for what has happened. But I hope and I trust that the acknowledgment and what is here in this bill, soon to be law, will nevertheless bring hope, a finalisation here on these historic claims, and a brighter future for your iwi. And now, of course, it will soon be over to you to invest what there is in the future, in your mokopuna—some of whom are walking in right now—and their mokopuna, and their mokopuna following that. Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.