The previous speaker, Joseph Mooney, who is a member of the Māori Affairs Committee—and I want to congratulate Mr Mooney and all the members of the Māori Affairs Committee who heard this bill and have reported that with very few changes to this House. But, essentially, all Treaty settlements generally have three parts: they have the apology; they have the cultural redress; and, of course, they have the commercial financial redress as a way to acknowledge the breaches of the Crown or the acts of omission of the Crown in respect of the Ngāti Rangitihi people.