I'll never forget travelling to the Chatham Islands for the first time, in 2018, when we honoured the passing of the last Māori Battalion officer, Alfred "Bunty" Preece, who was 96. Those were the first military honours that were ever accorded to people on the island, and it was a wonderful trip—first time I'd ever been there. I took my whānau down there with Minister Ron Mark at the time. Joseph Mooney was talking about the wairua and the spirit of that place. It very much is a special place, isn't it? You felt the wairua. We felt it all, and we got it from Bunty Preece's tangi, who was a former mayor, and his son, Alfie Preece Junior, was also a mayor. We felt the wairua there, the support, and the peacefulness from a people who have been so ravaged by the Crown. Their story, like the Māori story in terms of what has happened, is something to behold. Left landless; basically, at times, mutilated through the years.