People sometimes say these Treaty settlements have transferred so much money to Māori; why can't Māori stand on their own two feet? To put it in context, if you were to take, for instance, healthcare spending, that's about $4,000 per person per year in New Zealand; education about $3,000 per person every year. This Treaty settlement for Ngāti Rangitihi is $2,000 per claimant, roughly, for ever. I just want to put that on record, not to in any way diminish the settlement—it's very important—but to answer some of the criticism I sometimes hear, that these settlements have transferred large amounts of resources. Actually, what they've done is restored respect, dignity, and mana to people who have lost a lot of that by a failure to uphold the rule of law and due process over a long period of time, and given some compensation in terms of some of the value lost.