Moriori have given something, I think, very special to the people of New Zealand, which is Nunuku's covenant of peace: the decision taken by the Moriori not to engage in warfare and killing. But they've handed down this story, this ancient covenant, which is something which is quite unique and quite special for our country, and they're certainly not a conquered people. They are people with a proud past and a proud future, and we certainly saw and heard that as well when we spent those days at the Kōpinga Marae, which is built as a monument to the legacy bequeathed by their ancestors as a place for gatherings for the people from Rēkohu, from New Zealand, and from all over the world.