In reflecting on some of this information, I think this is long overdue. It has taken many, many years, but when I look at some of the grievances suffered, there was certainly a failure by the Crown to act in good faith when leasing and purchasing land blocks. There are many examples there, as I said, even in the summary. I'm miffed at the way that the process went about in terms of, eventually, the forced sale of the land. There was also excessive confiscation of land under the Public Works Act. Not surprising, but surprising at how it went about, considering, as I said, the good relationship that you had with the Crown. But, worst of all, I feel that there was just a complete failure to provide or to lease sufficient land to support yourselves, particularly in the aftermath of the Tarawera eruption. These, in summary, have resulted in a real loss and displacement of the people of Ngāti Rangitihi.