What I want to share is that—notwithstanding a very complex history that has often been used to challenge tangata whenua Māori interests and perhaps their right to be called tangata whenua here in Aotearoa because of a lack of an understanding about how colonial history impacted on New Zealand—I want to, I think, draw the attention of the House to comments made by our lead negotiator, who, during his young years, was given a very huge level of responsibility to pursue the aspirations of Moriori, and that is Māui Solomon. 