So to touch on just a few of the points in terms of the history that are acknowledged in this settlement, one of the starting points I want to acknowledge is that Ngāti Rangitihi were part of the Te Arawa inter-hapū hui that agreed not to sign Te Tiriti o Waitangi at the time or to accept the authority of the Crown, while they still actively engaged with the emerging colonial economy. I want to just remind people that may think that Māori have benefited from colonisation and that things have come out super-well—just on those points right there—Māori were able to have sovereignty and engage in the economy and trading, and were global participants, which is not quite what's been represented recently. 