These are the things that build over years and years of history. These are the things that people can never, I guess, understand the links and the losses that you've suffered. But one of the ways that I think of it is that if something like that had happened to me, how I would feel; so, I think, I can have some empathy to understanding some small part of your story. I think it is so very important that we, here in this House, stand up and say, as representatives of the Crown, that we are sorry, and that this should not have happened. It has happened, we must acknowledge it, and I do so today. Ngā mihi nui.