Look, about the bill—we've heard today about the wrongs that this bill, essentially, apologises for. But I just want to run through some of those specifically. So this bill seeks to acknowledge the acts and omissions that have led to the people of the Ahuriri hapū feeling like they're landless, throughout the many years since their land was taken, the many instances of just taking away that land, and also the cultural significance of taking that away in terms of what it meant for loss of economic opportunities from that land. We all know now the great things that are happening up in the Hawke's Bay and Napier with respect to agriculture and viticulture. Unfortunately, the people of Ahuriri hapū have been locked out of that economic opportunity. So this deed, in fact, apologises for that loss and acknowledges that.