I also want to make a special mihi to the young people and the children who have joined us today. This is about your future. This is about where we go as a people in the face of this trauma which has been going on for almost 100 years, how we as a generation of young Māori move on from that, how we draw a line in the sand in that, and not forgetting those lessons that we have learnt but how we recover from that pain. You hear it in the Chamber today, that pain, that trauma, that people have lived with. But let today be a moment of healing for Ngāti Hinerangi as a whole and a moment that we can acknowledge for many generations to come as the first day of what Ngāti Hinerangi's future looks like.