The background—I've talked about the chronology—Maniapoto are an iwi-based tribal peoples in Te Rohe Pōtae, the King Country, in and around Te Kūiti, Ōtorohanga, and Te Awamutu. There's an estimated 45,930 members associated to Ngāti Maniapoto, with more than 90 percent living outside the tribal lands. This just gives some context for the benefit of New Zealanders, because, Ngāti Maniapoto, you know your journey, you know your story. I often seize the moment and the opportunity for New Zealanders to learn from the wrongdoings of the past as we move forward into the future to remedy and to surface with hope; as I said, aspiration; expectation to fulfil what these Treaty settlements afford and allow—never in recognition of the real value and the depth of the wrongdoing and the damage, but it is a start, it is a reset, and it is to refresh moving forward.