Her contribution must be acknowledged, because these types of kuia, the tuarā behind so many of these settlements, the backbone—we must take the opportunity to acknowledge them. She was very special, of course, having led the Māori Women's Welfare League, having led that kaupapa in terms of Māori business, in terms of Māori health, in terms of a lot of the health initiatives that the Māori Women's Welfare League embarked on. Of course, politics was a major kaupapa for her and she was always liaising with politicians. I think one of her most memorable moments was in 1993 when, along with Dame Marilyn Waring and Dame Jocelyn Fish, she introduced the concept of gender representation. So we have a lot to mihi to her for. In that same year she introduced the Mana Wāhine claim, which I'm overseeing, along with Minister Jan Tinetti, at the moment. So I take the opportunity to acknowledge her, because she's very much part of this Ngāti Kahungunu settlement. Nō reira, e kuia, moe mai, moe mai, moe mai rā.