I think the historical account and acknowledgments in this settlement legislation do make for sober reading and, at times, extremely troublesome reading. The confiscation of land in Taranaki is undoubtedly a stain on this country's history. I know that the Minister has undertaken to visit Tarata, to deliver the Crown's apology in person once this bill has completed its passage through the Parliament, and I think that's very important. It's very important that the Crown unreservedly apologises to the hapū and to the whānau of Ngāti Maru for failing to uphold its obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi.