One of the amazing things that you get to experience when you sit on Māori Affairs Committee is the submissions that come in from Ngāi Tahu. Whenever they put in a submission to the committee, to this House, they preface it with the apology that was set down in their settlement that they signed back in 1996, and that was enacted in 1997. Unfortunately, the wash of MPs in this House is such that so many forget it. They forget the apology. They forget what was signed up to. They look to the past and they have this political amnesia that takes place, and it needs to be addressed. So I thank you and I implore you and I encourage you to continue to put that apology at the start of all of your submissions so that whichever MP is looking over your submission in whatever context, whatever bill, whatever legislation you're talking about, they are reminded of that apology. 