Can I acknowledge all the speakers who have spoken previously, right through the process to bring this to a conclusion and, therefore, some happiness for our iwi, Ngāti Rangitihi. Can I start by acknowledging the Minister for Treaty settlements, the Hon Andrew Little. I know in December last year he travelled to Matatā to sign the deed of settlement, and his words—I remember him saying that he was humbled to stand there on the marae and to apologise. I think as I have learnt about these claims settlement bills that come through the House and being a member of the Māori Affairs Committee, the importance of getting the apology right means a lot. The words that are crafted carefully and put into the bill take some time to ensure that they accurately reflect the horrific acts and the deeds that were done to the iwi of the time, many years ago. I remember the Minister talking about his apology on behalf of the Crown for its acts and omissions that prejudiced Ngāti Rangitihi.