The Minister and other speakers have already spent time on the settlement redress itself, but I do want to say something about the role of cultural redress in settlements. There is a reason that so much cultural redress is related to the environment, as is the case here. It's an attempt by the Crown to recognise the aspirations of iwi to be involved in the management of natural resources of cultural significance that matter deeply to them, and also to make room—most importantly—for the exercise of their rangatiratanga. It is a vital part of Treaty settlements and relies on the enormous generosity of the negotiating iwi to make what can be at times difficult compromises.