I was so fortunate that just a couple of years after that, I was able to go to the Chatham Islands to celebrate the unveiling of the statue of Tommy Solomon, the tupuna of Māui and his whānau. It's still standing there beautifully, the statue there, and that really marked the renaissance of the Moriori people. That momentum has just continued over the years, when I think back to the efforts of Māui in fisheries negotiations for the Moriori imi right through to the establishment of their beautiful marae, Te Kopinga Marae, through to the acquisitions of significant assets on the island which they have required to build up their commercial base, and through to, now, the completion of this settlement. It's been a very action-packed past 35-plus years—close to 40 years—of this particular journey, and so this is a real milestone for Moriori.