But the point being that these people have actually sacrificed—I shouldn't say "these people", because they're my people, our people. Our tīpuna have sacrificed significantly to the growth and development of Ahuriri-Napier, and it is important in the passing of this bill, in its third and final reading, that we look forward to the opportunities. At today's 1 p.m. pō'hiri, our speaker from our side acknowledged ngā mokopuna o ngā moemoea, and I want to leave in my contribution the opportunity for ngā mokopuna of ngā hapū o Ahuriri, because this settlement gives the opportunity for the settlement trust, in its responsibility to those mokopuna—to share the story of all mokopuna across Ahuriri-Napier, of all mokopuna throughout the Ngāti Kahungunu estate, to share this important story of what transpired for the people and the hapū of Ahuriri. It is an important part of our history that we must acknowledge and we must share throughout our kura, of Hawke's Bay, of Ahuriri.