So I don't dwell on those facts to bring down the mood, but I do want to touch on what was a very troubling time in New Zealand history where the rule of law was not upheld, and the importance of Treaty settlements not only in righting the wrongs of the Crown to Māori and rebuilding the relationship—Te Arawhiti, if you will; rebuilding the bridge between the Crown and Māori—but also about acknowledging simply where the rule of law has not been followed and the importance of the Crown in acting to right those wrongs and to commit ourselves to upholding the rights of prisoners in our system. So I look forward to discussing this bill more at third reading and commend it to the House.