I note your extraordinary generosity in agreeing to the terms of this settlement. We all know that we generally settle for less than 1 percent of what was confiscated, what was violently stolen from us in the name of greed and colonisation. Crown negotiation policies such as large natural groupings and the fiscal envelope have determined this, engineering further division, further harm, and therefore further breaches of Tiriti itself. As an opposer to the fiscal envelope and a wahine involved in iwi post-settlement, I know how difficult it can be to navigate our w'anau, our people, through the multitude of challenges: fiscal, political, cultural, economic, and mana motuhake. How do we lift the trauma of deliberate displacement while negotiating mandates and unnatural natural groupings? I also know how important it is to never settle for what was achieved in the past, that we must keep striving to get the justice that our tūpuna deserve, and to create a future where our mokopuna can thrive as their true selves.