In February last year, I had the honour of standing at Kōpinga Marae and signing the Moriori deed of settlement, and I remember it well. I remember standing in that very fine whare, in front of the two pou that had the names of many of those who perished in the 19th century on those islands. It was a privilege at that time to be embraced by your manawarekatanga, and it is with pleasure that I and this House reciprocates your hospitality today.