The Chatham Islands is 739 kilometres east of Napier, 838 kilometres east of the Banks Peninsula. It's a place that I haven't yet had the privilege to go to, but I've spoken to Paul Eagle—who is not here at the moment, but he's the member for Rongotai—and he's told me that the hunting and fishing is incredible. So I hope to get there one day. The islands are known by three names, and taking them in the order in which the islands were occupied, the names are Rēkohu to Moriori, the Chatham Islands to Europeans, and Wharekauri to Ngāti Mutunga. The history of its people is both fascinating and tragic, and also one of hope and revival, which we are seeing here today. I note that Moriori first appealed to Governor George Grey in 1862, when they sought release from enslavement and the return of their lands. So it's been a very long time coming to today, in 2021, but it's good that we're here.