A particular grievance addressed through the settlement relates to the Crown's 1866 attacks on Ōmarunui and Herepoho during the New Zealand Wars. The Crown resorted to force to settle a crisis that should have been resolved peacefully. Some members of the hapū were killed defending themselves against the Crown's attacks, while others were captured by Crown forces and detained without trial in harsh conditions on the Chatham Islands. These events caused deep and long-lasting divisions amongst the hapū, some of whom exercised their rangatiratanga to fight at the Crown's side. Some members of Ahuriri Hapū made claims in the Waitangi Tribunal regarding the historical redress and the Ahuriri Hapū deed of settlement, including in relation to Ōmarunui. To address those claims, the Crown agreed to record the perspectives of those claimants regarding the Battle of Ōmarunui. I'm pleased to note that this work is currently under way, and I hope those agreements can be completed as soon as possible.