There are several parts to this bill. The Crown apology: the Crown apology has three substantive parts to it, the first looking to redress the unjust use of Crown forces across the Mangatāwhiri River during the Waikato War. The second part: Treaty breaches, confiscating land which Maniapoto had interests in. And the third: failing to protect Ngāti Maniapoto tribal structures during this period, through the 1800s and 1900s. The second part is the cultural redress, which is across 36 sites of cultural significance in Ngāti Maniapoto, including three jointly vested sites. I noticed the place name changes as well; I think this is a good thing. The third part is the financial and commercial redress, the total value of which is $165,000. I note here, and as has already been commented, that one of the largest Public Works Act acquisitions was at Tokanui. I worked at that hospital about 30 years ago. It's a substantial piece of land. It's a big piece of land at Tokanui. I enjoyed my time there, and it is right that this be redressed back to the iwi.