ACT supports these Treaty settlements, because they are an icon of New Zealand exceptionalism. Every country can look to its past and see things that it would rather not have to see—it can see things that violated people's right over their body, over their property, over their dignity—and a lot of countries get into a spiral of resentment and conflict that is impossible to prevent. Countries go through all sorts of truth and reconciliation commissions and all sorts of efforts to make good their past. I don't think that any country has done it as sincerely or successfully as New Zealand with its Treaty settlement process.