There has been talk about the boundary Te Rohe Pōtae. That, in itself, has a deep significance and plays into the naming of the rohe or the area as King Country and the establishment of that aukati, or boundary, around the territory to preserve the rangatiratanga and mana motuhake over the remaining land. I think that was important, and to note, no Pākehā could pass into these lands without permission, and the rangatira, despite everything, continued attempts to have their authority over their rohe recognised by the Crown. 