The key settlement outcomes, which have been canvassed by a number of speakers this evening already, are $11.3 million of financial redress comprising of $7.3 million through the Central North Island Forests Iwi Collective settlement, and an additional final redress of $4 million plus interest of $390,000 from their date of agreement as well. There's also a right of first offer over the Rotomahana farm currently owned by Landcorp, and the right to buy the land under the Matua School and the school health site, with a lease to the Ministry of Education. Lastly, and importantly, the settlement outcomes include cultural redress, which include acknowledging the statutory area of Ngāti Rangitihi, and reflects this in relation to the Crown Minerals Act, the Resource Management Act, and the Fisheries Act. So this settlement will, in effect, provide the vesting of 19 key sites transferred to this iwi as part of that cultural redress process. 