Hon ANDREW LITTLE: This is the tribunal that four years ago said that the settlement trust's mandate was intact and should be respected and, then, four years later without explaining why, considered that the mandate was somehow not properly formed. So there are issues about the consistency of decision making by the tribunal. But, in the end, bringing the legislation to the House does not bring litigation to an end, and in fact, the Supreme Court is, this very day, hearing from parties relating to this particular settlement. There are points of law that the Supreme Court can consider and, as I understand it, is considering, but it means that those who come under the mandate represented by the Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki nui-ā-Rua Settlement Trust can get on and realise the benefits of the agreement they have reached with the Crown.