We've heard tonight about what transpired after those events which I read about which was the taking of prisoners from Ahuriri hapū to the Chatham Islands with the whakarau, as they came to be known. Many of those escaped two years later with Te Kooti Arikirangi on the Rifleman when he captured it, but many of them perished there on the Chatham Islands. I also want to acknowledge ngā uri o Rēkohu mea Ngāti Mutunga for their care not only of the people when they were there of Ahuriri, but also of their spirits, because as I know, as someone who's recently travelled to Rēkohu with the Māori Affairs Committee, some of Rēkohu is a very inhospitable place, and for the people of the East Coast to be there without the protection of their whānau, without the skills to live in such a place, it would have been a very hard thing. And for their remains which are there, we thank the mana whenua there for their care for that.