Having spent many years growing up in Rotorua, swimming the lakes, especially Tarawera—that was my home away from home—bathing in the hot pools, walking the tracks, living in and around the extended rohe, learning the history. As an example, as I mentioned in my second reading speech, the impact of Tarawera's eruption on 10 June 1866, where she blew her top creating nine craters, with the loss of Te Wairoa village and also the historic pink and white terraces. What I did not learn was the plight of Ngāti Rangitihi and other iwi; the land losses that had occurred. We did not learn about that history at Rotorua Girls' High School—the land that was taken from iwi and how it was taken. The redress for this claims settlement bill, like so many others, is a long time coming.