One of the other issues that was brought up in the submission hearings were about the concerns about the accuracy of the bill's description of the historical events that took place at Ōmarunui. Now, the historical account in the deed of settlement was signed off, but we understand that through the drafting, some of those claimants—especially the ones that I just mentioned—were unsatisfied with the historical account. They wanted to make sure that the actions of their hapū, of their tūpuna, were actually recorded in that historical account. So to resolve the issue, the Crown engaged in negotiations with the hapū to record, to set out their varying perspectives of the events that unfolded at Ōmarunui, in agreement that once signed, both of those accounts would be published on Te Arawhiti's website. And the committee then decided that the development of those agreements appropriately addressed the concerns raised by submitters, and didn't recommend amending the bill's provisions.