Our third concern is that the Waitangi Tribunal also found that in this settlement process, the Crown failed in its Treaty duty of good faith to Rangitāne: "It did not continue to negotiate with them about Wairarapa Moana in good faith as required by clause 7.6 of the Deed of Settlement. It also breached the principle of whanaungatanga. In its dealings with Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu about Wairarapa Moana, it should have been aware of the implications for the mana of each." In relation to this claim, they recommended the Crown pause to take steps to rectify its Treaty breach, and before any matters were concluded about redress concerning Wairarapa Moana, help Rangitāne and Ngāti Kahungunu to "work together to ensure that any such redress, and the process for agreeing upon it with the Crown, [do] not jeopardise their internal and external relationships;" and reimburse Rangitāne for the costs of the urgent claim.