I also want to point to a couple of other small parts of the apology from the Crown, acknowledging, as well as the confiscation of the land, the imprisonment of Ngāti Maru men without trial following their participation in protests initiated at Parihaka, which now, with the benefit of hindsight, we would say that, as a country, we should have been so proud of those people involved in those protests, providing a vision for the world of peaceful resistance and community building. To see them imprisoned for that without trial is, again, the injustice of all of this—and then the subsequent invasion and destruction of Parihaka; also—and this has been outlined by the Minister—the failure to ensure that Ngāti Maru had, and retains, sufficient land for the present and future, and the massive impact that has had on the entire Ngāti Maru society.