These continued, and what we see is, devastated by the effects of the 1886 Mount Tarawera eruption, Ngāti Rangitihi had to sell land that they may have otherwise wanted to retain. By 1900, they were virtually landless. And therein lies the effects of land confiscation, of Te Tiriti not being honoured. But despite the challenges that this iwi has faced, they are here today sharing their grievance—a reminder and an acknowledgment to this House that we have more work to do. We are still on a journey across that bridge; race relations is still a work in progress.