One of the main things that determines a Treaty settlement piece of legislation from any other bill is that it contains statutory acknowledgments, acknowledgments of the Crown for historical acts gone wrong, and it puts into ink and into the historical records of this House the way that the Crown treated Māori in days gone by. This is another settlement that will add some pages to that awful book of history where the Crown acted way outside of its remit, at a different place and time, but it sought to—it had very different policies in the past to the policies that we have now. So the statutory acknowledgments are one part of a Treaty settlement legislation.