Whilst Treaty settlements are rarely, if ever, tidy and unanimously agreed to, the concerns with this settlement are actually significantly greater than usual. And in this case we have the recent Waitangi Tribunal ruling that others of my colleagues have mentioned here today, which unequivocally tells the Crown to stop progress on the settlement until the litigation before the Supreme Court is completed. The tribunal also found that the settlement trust does not have a mandate to settle on behalf of two parties to this bill—Ngāi Tūmapūhia-ā-Rangi and Wairarapa Moana ki Pouākani Incorporation—and that continuing with this settlement would create new breaches and not result in a durable settlement. No one wants to go through all of this again, and we are not proposing that we stop here to wait for that court settlement. We hope that it will be done through, as my colleagues have said—and it will come out in—the select committee process and all of that will be resolved.