The Crown apology builds on the understanding Ngāti Maru and the Crown have reached about our shared history, and I will reflect on that history in my speech to support the third reading of the bill. Today, I will provide an outline of this settlement for the record. The settlement provides for 16 sites of significance to be transferred to Ngāti Maru as cultural redress on settlement date. The settlement includes a joint management agreement between Ngāti Maru and the Taranaki Regional Council to improve the health of Te Awaroa, the Waitara River—the lifeblood awa of Ngāti Maru. A natural resources plan, Maru Taiao, has been provided for in the settlement, outlining the values and principles of Ngāti Maru in relation to this important area. The settlement also includes statutory acknowledgments relating to rivers, reserves, and conservation areas to reflect Ngāti Maru's deep connection to these places. The total financial and commercial redress for Ngāti Maru is $30 million. This includes the right to purchase the Te Wera Crown forest licensed land, 31 properties currently held in the Treaty Settlements Landbank, and three school sites.