I think one theme that's come through in the discussion in the first, second, and third readings of this bill is that one of the greatest injustices here has been one that in a sense—I'm 45. I know the members opposite find that hard to believe. Not a lot of grey hairs—a full head of hair that I have. But even a young buck like myself can remember when growing up that the Moriori people had myths and stigma around them. I can sort of remember, bluntly, that they were the ones that had been made extinct, even though that wasn't actually the truth. There was a sense of—and I'd say this in quotes; it's not what I believe now and it's certainly not what I know to be true with the passage of this law and the historical record that is encapsulated in this law—"inferiority" there. 