I want to talk about positive things, because too often we come here and talk about anything but. Just a few weeks ago, I was on the Chatham Islands. I was there with Minister Hon Andrew Little, the Minister for Treaty negotiations. We took it, that Hercules plane, across and landed there, and settled with a Crown apology for the Moriori people, the indigenous people of the Chatham Islands, along there with Ngāti Mutunga, mana whenua. But it was the Moriori's day, and we were able to give that Crown apology. That's what this coalition Government's about. It's about progressing Treaty claims. There was good work done before, but I want to highlight the great work done there—$18 million. There's a piece of literature here that clearly outlines the historical background. It's sombre reading, but the great thing about the coalition Government is we were down there, we gave the apology—it was honest; it was raw—and we were able to settle that and come home later that afternoon knowing that we'd done something great that sets a path for the Moriori people, the only place in New Zealand where they can claim the indigenous rights to that island.