So, as I acknowledge that, I want to positively acknowledge the perseverance shown by the Moriori people, in spite of this. At the turn of the century, the population of the Chatham Islands, of Moriori people, was only 31 people, and yet here we are today, signing into law an apology, an acknowledgment, and a package of redress that has been made possible by those ancestors and those that followed them, making sure determinedly to do right by their ancestors and by their people and for future generations. That is despite extraordinary odds, despite the loss of language, despite oppression, despite land being dispossessed. Yet the Moriori people have persevered and today we find ourselves here.