First of all, I mihi to some of our people who came here today. Not a big crowd from Maniapoto came down, sadly, because of Delta and COVID hitting some of our people in the Maniapoto area, but we had a lovely pō'hiri this morning—this afternoon, I should say; early afternoon. And a mihi to them for coming down to tautoko the kaupapa, and also to our whanaunga who may be listening, who may be watching. This is a great day for our people in terms of Ngāti Maniapoto. Of course, also I want to tautoko Minister Little's acknowledgment, as I did in our reo, to some of our leaders who passed away during the settlement, and we will always remember the first claims that were submitted in the 1980s. I too especially want to thank our Maniapoto negotiators—the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, Peter Douglas, Mook Hohneck, Tā Wira Gardiner, and Glenn Tootill, as well as the long-serving former chair of the Maniapoto Māori Trust Board, Uncle Tiwha Bell—he's a real icon—chair, Keith Ikin, and deputy chair, John Kaati.