So that's just a little bit of background there, but we're not here to talk about myself. We're here to talk about this fantastic process that we've been through and the kaupapa of this bill for the people of Ngāti Hinerangi. That kaupapa, of course, is firstly founded on acknowledging the grievances of the past, whether it's the land that was taken, whether it's the villages that were attacked, or whether it was the alienation of the land for the people of Ngāti Hinerangi. And it's also an apology. My colleague, of course, the previous speaker, Adrian Rurawhe, mentioned the apology for the acts that led to the various uprisings and rebellions but also the loss of culture that went with it. 