By the 1970s, you looked to rebuild your culture, your heritage, your language, and your identity. When I read of the deaths from deep despair, I recognise that that is the harsh realities of ill-treatment, and I am not surprised, when you hear of a people who founded their entire being on peace, on love, on unity and non-violence—to be treated in such a way and not recognised. To hear of the deaths by despair is saddening, because it never should have occurred. But you are here, you have fought hard, you've fought with determination, with effort, with bravery, and with courage to make sure that none of those deaths have gone unnoticed, because they will be recorded for ever here in our legislation. 