The Greens will—you know, I should be upfront and saying that we never believe these settlements are full and final and that we will never achieve the intent of Te Tiriti o Waitangi of being a living document until we actually appropriately recognise that sovereignty was not ceded and actually stand alongside the hapū in enabling appropriate decision-making to happen for hapū, by hapū. On that point, I want to reflect back that within this comes the joint management agreement for the health of the Waitara River, which is about seeking to improve the effectiveness of the Taranaki Regional Council's Waitara River Committee by supplementing its functions to include a role for iwi and environmental monitoring of the river. That's progress, but boy, in terms of the damage that's been done, it just seems like the inability for the Crown and local government to relinquish the sense of being the ultimate judge—we still have a long way to go. But I want to thank Ngāti Maru for taking up that role, which will benefit all of us. 