I wanted to make particular acknowledgment of some of the conservation components to this settlement, which is what I think makes it incredibly unique. Fourteen sites, 14 areas of whenua that have not been in the hands of Ngāti Rangitihi, will be returned as a consequence of this settlement. These will comprise of pā sites, wāhi tapu, some sites where there are kōiwi, and we're going to do that in a number of different ways—some in scenic reserves. Scenic reserves are where we agree that there is incredible indigenous biodiversity or something specific about the flora and the fauna of the environment but the ownership transfers back to Ngāti Rangitihi. They managed that whenua in a way that upholds those biodiversity aspects. In particular, I just want to acknowledge a site of significance is Waimangu Volcanic Valley where 80 hectares surrounding the unique geothermal attractions will be transferred.