The Hon Nanaia Mahuta reflected on her time. As a newbie into this House of Parliament, she was put straight on to the Māori Affairs Committee, and, actually, one of her initial jobs was to see through one of the first of the Treaty settlements that we've become so accustomed to now. The Ngāi Tahu settlement was up and she was in as a member of the committee at the time. She talked about how outside in the real world, outside of this House—the protection of this House—actually, it was incredibly confronting and there was some vandalism and there was some not nice things said out there in the media about this process of Treaty settlements, but, actually, it was the right thing to do. So she used that example of the Ngāi Tahu Treaty settlement to really indicate some of those struggles.