There were terrible events that took place between Māori and Moriori, and Māori and Māori. We hear this in every Treaty settlement, but it's captured—it's captured. This is the history of the Moriori people. It has been painstakingly—every word of the deed of settlement, the historical account, and likewise—reflected in the bill. Every word, every phrase, is the history of their people, which has now been recorded for all time through this settlement, which marks this new era of a Treaty relationship with the Crown. 