The overall results of this were devastating, and it's a very sad story that occurred in the years to come. The Māori Land Court, established by the Crown, actually decided to award about 97 percent of all land in the Chathams not to Moriori but to those who had more recently arrived and done considerable violence against them. Now, it's not the first or the last people to be upset about a court case outcome, but this was particularly egregious, I think most people would say. There were any number of injustices. When the Electoral Act said that there was a franchise with four Māori seats, the country was divided into four districts, but for some time the Chatham Islands were actually excluded—literally geographically excluded—from the franchise. The Chatham Islands were outside any electorate, and this wasn't resolved, I think, until around about 1922, it says here. So, again, one injustice after another.