The second point I want to talk about is the ownership of Matamata College land. Many of the iwi were keen that the land under Matamata College was part of the settlement. Many Ngāti Hinerangi children attend the school, and the iwi want to encourage educational success for Māori, and, as mana whenua, to be seen as the rightful people of Matamata township. They feel that once again obtaining ownership of the land that the college stands on would reinvigorate a sense of pride and belonging for attending whānau, now and for generations to come. Unfortunately, as we've heard, Matamata College was deemed unavailable for this settlement, but to recognise the importance of the school to the iwi, the Ngāti Hinerangi settlement does include a right of first refusal over the land, which will be in place for the next 178 years, and who knows what could happen in that time.