The Crown, in the bill, also recognises its failure to protect the Tarawera River. The Tarawera awa is of enormous spiritual and cultural importance to Ngāti Rangitihi. Like others in this House, I have walked beside that river. It flows out of Lake Tarawera. It's in almost pristine condition. The waters are crystal clear at Te Tapa Horo, which is the campsite beside the river which is being vested in Ngāti Rangitihi. It disappears underground and then some distance downstream it shoots out of the rock in a 65-metre cascade down a rocky cliff face. It is spectacular, one of our natural wonders.