The bill is comprised of 233 clauses, seven parts, six schedules, which summarise and encapsulate the journey of the historical breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi over the course of time. Also inscribed into law at clause 8 is the summary of the historical account. Of note, clause 8, which is the historical account summary; clause 9, the acknowledgments; and clause 10, the apology—and I will address that in greater detail at the third reading—are the only parts or portions of the bill that are in te reo Māori. That is significant because that portrays and is indicative of the reo of the old people who are now mostly gone carrying through.