That's really important, because what that speaks to is the breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and the Treaty itself when the Crown descended on Ōmarunui pā to evict those people, and it acted in a way which was dangerous to the people who were ordinarily resident there. It speaks to those women and children whose lives were lost in a militaristic action that was taken by the Crown and was an overreaction to the occupant's failure to take into account the Crown's ultimatum. Statements like that are important in establishing the history of what went on in this, and it's really important that the settlement goes on to address some of those wrongs of the Crown.