I mentioned earlier land at Pouākani. The Crown's actions in relation to this land amounted to a breach of Te Tiriti, not only through the Crown providing Ngāti Kahungunu the land of another iwi but through the subsequent public works taking back of those lands. Pouākani is acknowledged in this settlement, and the prejudice suffered by Wairarapa Māori at Pouākani was taken into account in the development of redress included in the settlement. While not possible to provide redress in Pouākani, the hope is that extensive redress in Wairarapa forest land and farmland, along with redress at Wairarapa Moana, which will return to Ngāti Kahungunu, will assist in restoring Ngāti Kahungunu's social and economic position in the lands of their ancestors. 