Can I also start by acknowledging those tipuna whose names are recorded for ever in this bill, which acknowledges both their legacy and the legacy of everyone who's been involved in the settlement to bring about a more positive future for their descendants. I acknowledge tonight Hikateko for Ngāti Hinepare, Tumahuki for Ngāti Māhu, Te Atawhaki or Te Putanga-Ō-Te Rangi for Ngāti Matepū, Hikawera for Ngāti Paarau, Tāwhao for Ngāi Tāwhao, Tūkapua for Ngāti Tū, Wharerakau or Te Hiku for Ngāi Te Ruruku, and the other ancestors who are acknowledged in those trustees. I do that to ground us, in Parliament's discussions tonight, about those tipuna who are acknowledged in the settlement from the Crown, which sets out a series of acknowledgments and apologies to right the wrongs that were inflicted by the Crown towards these people of Ahuriri. And it's those tipuna that bear a legacy of wrongs by the Crown that it is a privilege to stand here in the House tonight to acknowledge.