In this House, we know that no settlement package can ever fully compensate any iwi—or, in this case, Moriori imi—for the magnitude of loss and prejudice that they have suffered. Today, I think back to the Moriori deed of settlement signing ceremony, where I had the privilege of delivering the Crown's apology to Moriori. Sharing in their remembrance of all that had passed and being welcomed to the heart of their community despite that past was painful, profound, and brought home the true magnanimity of Moriori. Through this settlement, the Crown hopes to go some way to atone for its past injustices and to alleviate Moriori's acute sense of grievance. I am humbled by the generosity of Moriori in accepting this settlement.