We're here today to reflect on the legacies, the losses, and the oppression that, as I said, is ever-present even today, and I know it's been a long hīkoi: 200 years. I know, and I talked about it in the first reading and it's been mentioned today, that the first time that grievances were brought to this House was 1891. It went on and it went on and it went on, and here we are today, and I will go on with our challenges in trying to forge our partnership together, but I hope it moves forward in a place of friendship, of togetherness. 