It is an honour indeed to rise and speak to the third reading of this legislation, the Moriori settlement claim—the final stage, but the new stage of hope and recognition of you. Te Paati Māori support Moriori in the endeavours through your reinvigoration. We remember and pay homage to your karāpuna. We acknowledge your resilience as an uri of Aotea waka. I bow in humility for your pain and perseverance. As an uri of Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāruahine, Ngā Rauru, Pakakohi, without knowing all of your history, we have been blessed and felt your karāpuna. You have led our wellbeing and the spiritual significance of pacifism for my whānau, hapū, and waka within Taranaki, with the extension of your tikanga—values—into Parihaka. Because of you, we wear the raukura. Because of you, we have the strength of pacifism and forgiveness. You have led the example of absolute resilience and tenacity. You are the reminder of humility, often seen in tuakana. We have learnt and we have continued to learn from the example that you showed, the strength of unity, and that we will learn to know and never forget what is so wrong. We stand here to remember the biggest lesson, of aroha ki ngā tangata. 