I know my friend and colleague Tāmati Coffey has referred to the Crown apology, but it's worth emphasising that it absolutely recognises, embodied in legislation, that there was a breach of article 2, that the Crown failed to preserve and to protect Ngāi Tahu, and it failed to protect the ownership of their land and possessions. And moreover, it failed to acknowledge Ngāi Tahu's rangatiratanga and mana over the South Island, in the land within its boundaries, and failed in fulfilment—the Crown failed in fulfilment of its Treaty obligations in recognising Ngāi Tahu as tangata whenua. And in doing so, in entering into the Treaty settlement legislation, the Crown said, in its apology, that it wanted to enter into a new age of co-operation with Ngāi Tahu. Those words are from the apology itself. 