Hey, just to pick up on what ACT was talking about in regards to not knowing how it feels today after 182 years of abuse, what I know is that—what are we going to do tomorrow? We have a duty of care in this House to ensure we put a stop to the constant abuse that many Governments in the past—and I'm sure in the future if there's not constitutional transformation—will continue to do on our mokopuna. That's the big question. Treaty settlements ain't an apology for us to get over 182 years of abuse—e kāo. This is an opportunity for us to move forward, but to allow us to do that with some dignity. The greatest thing the Government can do is to give everything back. 