It's important that the Crown acknowledges that what was breached there was the commitment to the rule of law from the Crown. And the acknowledgment here is about the rights of the inhabitants of those pā. And when they were prisoners, they should have been treated as all New Zealand citizens would have been at the time, and, in fact, some of them who were captured after Ngātapa, they were given no trial and they were executed there. And then a very small number were tried under the Execution of Criminals Act 1858, which led to New Zealand's first and only capital punishment, for Hamiora Pere.