I also want to say that this bill has a minor personal connection for me. While my own original, or oldest connections with New Zealand are from the Far North, Ngāpuhi; Ngāti Rereahu, to be precise, I do have a connection with Ahuriri—New Zealand being a very small place. One of my old flatmates from just down in Taranaki Street, when I was a slightly more wayward youth compared with now, here in the city of Wellington was actually a member of Ngāti Pārau, and Jan Logie was trying to read out a statement but got cut off because she'd left it to the very end of her speech, and it's a pity she wasn't able to finish. He asked that we read into the Hansard something that they had tried to have acknowledged through their official process with the Crown but couldn't have acknowledged, and it was simply that it be acknowledged that the Wai 2573 claimants, those on behalf of Ngāti Pārau, that is, are still addressing outstanding historical matters with the Crown concerning those events at Ōmarunui. I encourage officials to conclude that agreement as quickly and sympathetically as possible.