In clause 10, it goes through and it outlines an apology which covers the main grievances: the Crown's failure to intervene to end enslavement, the Crown's failure to protect Moriori from becoming virtually landless following the 1870 Native Land Court, and the failure to protect ta rē Moriori—the Moriori language. The Crown atones for its role in the collection and trade of kōimi karāpuna, or ancestral bones and remains, and it had a role in promoting myths that stigmatised Moriori as the racially inferior, who became extinct—the furthest from the truth. 