Firstly, we acknowledge that the claims settlement process is deeply, deeply flawed because it enforces Crown control at every stage, often undermining whakapapa and mātauranga Māori. It is designed to pit iwi and hapū against each other, layering new intergenerational trauma over the settler colonialism on which this process is founded. And after decades of work and sacrifice, iwi receive approximately 1 percent of what was already theirs, while the Crown congratulates itself on yet another settlement. We do not consider any of these settlements to be fair, full, or final. My colleague just spoke about our iwi being pragmatic, and we know we have to be, generous and patient—absolutely. But we also acknowledge that after all these years of work and sacrifice, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki nui-ā-Rua needs it to finish. It is an impressive achievement that you are here and we know that your negotiators and all the whānau are exhausted. It was a privilege to be at the pō'hiri today, but sad to see the photos of the pā and those you have lost—on the table beside us. Too many have been laid to rest through this process. It is time to finish it. We acknowledge, though, their wairua here with us today. 