As a Green Party member, I also have to acknowledge that the challenge of negotiating these settlements is imperfect—is a polite way of saying that—and could also be described as another act of violence. I want to remind this House, as we stand here and acknowledge the pain of the past, that that is still present in the systems that we continue to use today, and that as this settlement offers cultural redress that can be agreed between the Crown and imi Moriori and hapū, it is not what is deserved, and it is, as was spoken by the Minister, not a restoration in any sense at all. It is the best that you have managed to negotiate in appalling circumstances. I really want to acknowledge the resilience and tenacity to hang in, in that process, and keep your heads up to the future for those who are to come and for yourselves. I really look forward to the day where the spirit that you have brought with you through these times is able to flourish to the extent that the world needs, not just that you need.