I was fortunate to have kai with some of the aunties from Tāngoio, and they made some really important points around not just the process of Treaty settlements but our kaupapa. The kōrero was about whakapapa and about whakapapa not having boundaries, and how whakapapa unites ia whānau, ia hapū, ia iwi. So I want to share that, because that was a point of discussion at our lunch table around the significance of whakapapa, and when there are the challenges which these particular people have been subjected to, it is our tikanga practices that will pull us through and our whakapapa that will pull us through. So I just want to acknowledge the aunties that I had kai with from Tāngoio and from Maungaharuru Tangitū that have joined us here today. 