We've heard today that the redress will be valued at over $11 million—$4 million in financial redress, and $7 million through the Central North Island Forests Collective settlement, which Ngāti Rangitihi were party to back in 2008. I was surprised to hear today—but also read, initially—that the Crown, back in the 1950s, allowed the discharging of waste from the Tasman Pulp and Paper Mill, and others have spoken about that. As I said right at the start, things that we would never do today in this Aotearoa New Zealand that we now live in. But that was the time, and this is the time to put the wrongs right. I'm pleased, however, that there will be the establishment of the Tarawera Awa Restoration Strategy Group, which will oversee the restoration of the mauri of the Tarawera River catchment.