Each Treaty settlement has a very unique set of qualities distinguishing them from each other settlement, and, in reflection of earlier contributors in this House, I want to acknowledge the unique qualities in this settlement around whenua, awa, and, of course, people. And in this comprehensive settlement, I particularly want to draw—as I did in the second reading contribution I made on the cultural redress—on the settlement of the Tarawera Awa restoration. In the bill, which other members have talked about in terms of the various parts, it is a significant part of this bill that we are debating as the third and final reading—the Tarawera Awa Restoration Strategy Group, which is in Part 2, clauses 121 to 143. But the technical part that we are talking about here in the third and final reading of this bill, again there is a long leeway into why this has ended up in this Treaty settlement, and I want to acknowledge all the hapū who have lived along the Tarawera River.