It is hard for me not to say—and I've used this language in other speeches when I've talked about this, but it is hard to not express—that Māori were tricked or conned or manipulated into things at the time where—in here, I've got the word "hoodwinked"; I found a new word, another adjective that better describes some of the reflections as you're reading these deeds of settlement and thinking, "Wow, is this really the same Aotearoa New Zealand that we live in today, and how could that be?", which is here, what, some 150-plus years ago.