I feel very humbled to speak on this bill because of my role last term as the Minister of Conservation, and the role that Te Papa Atawhai had, particularly in some of the cultural redress in the bill. It's always instructive just to get a small insight into the horrors of colonisation, the loss of mauri, the loss of mana, the loss of whenua, to look at the history that is encapsulated in all of the Treaty settlement bills. In this bill, clause 8 describes some of the history and some of the impacts of colonisation on Ngāti Rangitihi. They had very little contact with Pākehā before the 1820s. They didn't sign the Treaty and they didn't accept the Crown's authority. 