When I look at the apology—and I think this is important—and when I first looked at one of the Treaty claim settlements, I found that this was normal in terms of making an apology for those breaches, and then, reading back on what that's covering, it really does. It's painful to read out, but the Crown acknowledges it breached its Treaty obligations when it failed to protect things like the tribal structures of Ngāti Rangitihi, to act in good faith, to protect the iwi from becoming virtually landless, the Tarawera River, te reo Māori and increasing or encouraging its use, and to just protect the iwi from the impact of high survey costs and act in good faith in terms of taking the excessive land at Te Ariki for public works purposes. These are just a range of things that that redress will cover.