Treaty settlements are a unique kind of Parliament. It's a time when we across the House can come to acknowledge our history, our collective history. We can acknowledge those people of a place—and in this instance from my own home, the mighty fine electorate of the East Coast, Ngāti Rangitihi. I acknowledge the peoples of Matatā and that they have been tireless in their advocacy for the mana of their people there in Matatā. And I too share the Rangitihi plains with the people of Ngāti Rangitihi—a little over, closer to Edgecumbe and Te Teko but we share a shared sense of history, contemporary and historical, so I acknowledge my friends and my relations under that hat as well.