So, I turn to the Ahuriri Hapū Claims Settlement Bill. This is the third reading, that is to say the reading which is almost the final stage of this bill in the House of Parliament, therefore, after this, yes, that is the settlement of the claims, the embodiment of that agreement which was signed many years ago. I wish to state clearly in the House this afternoon that it is 180 years since the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. Soon after the signing of the Treaty, problems began between us, the Māori iwi, and the Crown. But as I was reading the stories relating to this bill and the issue for the hapū of Ahuriri, I saw that this battle for the settlement of the claims began in 1988. At that time I was only six years old. I stand in this House 33 years since the sending, the submission, of those claims to the Waitangi Tribunal, therefore I acknowledge you for your work and your perseverance to carry these claims to completion.