I'm excited, as the MP for New Plymouth, that you are the eighth of eight of our Taranaki iwi to settle, and it excites me because we're moving into a post-settlement region. For me, we've been in the past and we've had to reflect, and we've had to ask the hard questions. We've had to acknowledge the wrongs that have been done. We have to continue to remember. But what excites me is around the possibility, the hope, that this means, not only for your people but for all people in Taranaki, for all people here in New Zealand. As a post-settlement region, what does that mean for your tamariki and mine? What does that mean when the stories are about what is possible in the future, including acknowledging what has gone on in the past? 