In our proposals, we have outlined a number of very doable ways where it involves revisiting and making sure that our process of inquiry into land dispossession is actually brought together, that we have a proper inquiry into the real extent of land that was taken and its value—not just its fiscal value but its generational value—where we make sure we are revisiting settlements to ensure that they were adequate. One of the examples that was raised to us is where tracts of land have been included in settlements that have not been the most robust pieces of land, where coastal communities have to now rethink whether those pieces of land are now going to be at the threat and risk of climate change, where we include having a look about how just those settlements actually were.