While it was mentioned by a previous member that this is about historical breaches going back into the 1800s, actually, we know that those public works takings were in the 1900s and that a huge amount of land was taken at that time. Then the Rangitaiki Swamp was drained in the 1910s. That had a massive impact on the food base, as well as damaging urupā and the mauri of Te Awa o Te Atua, and that cannot be ignored. Even then, in 1954, Crown legislation allowed Tasman Pulp and Paper Co. to discharge waste, with heavy pollution of Te Tarawera Awa and Lake Rotoitipaku. These are not way back in the mists of time. The breaches from the 1800s are carried by people today, and the breaches are far more recent than so much of our discussion in this country would suggest. 