I want to acknowledge the negotiating teams because it takes both sides. I always find this interesting, these tense negotiations, but I learnt why. When I was on the Chatham's listening to the experiences for the Crown apology, I sat there and I thought "Hmm! There's been some nasty stuff done here." And suddenly I thought "Jeez, the Crown was nasty. What a mean pack of so-and-so's at the time." But then I suddenly realised that I am the Crown and that I am the representative, and I thought "Jeepers! I better wipe the tears away and take some responsibility." And that's what we've heard today. We've heard the pain and sorrow. I was in disbelief, actually. So I take a lot more notice of these settlements because they are deadly serious in every way possible. It's important we get this right and that we correct history where it's gone wrong and make sure that when we move forward it's accurate in every way so people understand. I know that our tamariki, as they grow up, they too want to ensure that when they go through school, it's a history lesson that is accurate but also teaches right from wrong and puts the story straight. So that's certainly important for me.