The bill will be covered by members in this House and the significant portion that I turn to, as is appropriate with this third reading, is the apology: clause 10(a). In that apology offered by the Crown as is set out in the deed of settlement, it expresses "To … tchakat hanu (tangata whenua) and waina pono (original inhabitants) of Rēkohu … karāpuna"—the descendants, the tūpuna—"and mokopu"—the grandchildren, the mokopuna—"the Crown is profoundly sorry that … it failed"—it failed—"to uphold the partnership and provide the protection [which has been] sought by Moriori karāpuna since the 1840s." 