Of course, it goes on: where possible, and with the confines of Treaty settlements, given that Treaty settlements do not award privately held property to other people, it goes on to give back what is possible, to give some claims over customary fishing rights and restore something like what those people in the Chathams might've had, had it not been for that failure, but also acknowledging that much has happened in that time. Of course, there won't be, ever, a full cultural or commercial redress of these rights.