I now turn to acknowledge significant persons involved in navigating the journey of negotiations for Ngāti Maru. We always mention our Ministers, and that is appropriate, but front of mind and top of mind for me is always our people who carry the heavy burden and mantel of leadership and responsibility. Anaru—I see you up there—Anaru Marshall and kaumātua and the trustees, you know who you are, and I will name you at another reading because my time is limited and I have still much to get through. But I acknowledge those present today, for your presence is a gift from our tupuna, you as uri, we come from our tupuna and many of them do not survive the endurance of the journey that they have started for us and we continue, and then through to our mokopuna and into the future. So I acknowledge the past, the present, you are that gift from our past and you are the gift into the future for our mokopuna. I acknowledge you all. I mention also, appropriately, Te Arawhiti for the work that is done there in bridging those differences and bridging and forging, help forge the pathway, moving forward with hope, with positivity, with potential, and with aspirations to be fulfilled.