Treaty claims aren't the easiest undertaking. They are an attempt to right a wrong, and you heard both the Minister and the previous speaker talk about what happened to these particular people. I want to acknowledge that the people in our gallery at the moment, and those at home watching, descend from the kotahitanga kaupapa; a kaupapa that was formed for self-determination, for self-governance, and for national unity because too much of our land was being taken. And so what you have before you in the gallery are descendants of those rangatira who stood firm and fast at Pāpāwai—not once but twice—to indicate to the Crown of the day "You are taking land that does not belong to you." and to return it. 