In this process, while there may be a temptation in this House historically, particularly, to kind of be a little bit congratulatory about what a special, beautiful moment this is for Parliament and iwi, this is, I think, in terms of the settlement, extraordinary what you have managed to achieve and an indictment on the Crown yet again. When I look at the 14 sites that were previously owned by the Crown that have been returned, totalling 223 hectares—that is less than the average size of a farm in this country—I feel offence at that. And that only 31.38 acres of that are unencumbered fee simple lands. The rest of it is in scenic, historic, or recreation reserve. And I don't say this to minimise that result from your side, because we know that no settlement between hapū and the Crown has resulted in a fair outcome. This is a testament to your resilience and commitment, but it is an indictment on this place at the same time.