This is the story wherever you go. This is the history wherever you go. I suppose it's an example of the colonisation that many of us have spoken about in this House over many years now and the effects of colonisation. What is colonisation? It's about dehumanising indigenous people and allowing the transfer of power and resources from indigenous people to the newcomers. If there was ever an example of colonisation, then we have an example of colonisation in Ahuriri. As I said, if you want to look at the effects, they are immense. So it puts to bed some of the nonsense that Mr Goldsmith was talking about earlier in terms of how wonderful colonisation has been for Māori. We have seen the terrible effects through this kaupapa and through so many kaupapa that our people have been part of. I wanted to mention that today, just briefly. 