What does the bill do? Well, it contains an agreed historical account, first and foremost. Our Crown acknowledges the apology. There is cultural redress, and there is also commercial redress contained in this package as well. The settlement package includes the vesting of 14 sites of significance to allow Ngāti Hinerangi to re-establish connections with various parts of the rohe and to strengthen their own identity. It also provides for relationship instruments with key Crown agencies. It also has a co-governance arrangement over the Upper Waihou - Piako catchments and a payment of $200,000 for the cultural revitalisation of their people and also a fund in there to help rebuild marae. The commercial redress package also includes $8.1 million for transfer of five Crown-owned properties to Ngāti Hinerangi, including the sale and lease-back of Manawaru School and the Matamata Police Station, a right of first refusal over 51 other Crown properties, and the transfer of part of the Waihou forest. 