It's interesting, I haven't had lots of experience with Treaty claims, but recently, as has been said, in Wharekauri, Rēkohu, the Chatham Islands—and I'm responsible, I'm the member for the Chathams, and so that was my first experience, the first of three settlements which will happen for the people of the Chatham Islands. But it's interesting, when you read a summary of the historical background to the claim, it's quite a confronting read, I often think: "Is it this, the same Aotearoa New Zealand that we live in today?" Because you have every right to be sad and be upset, to say the very least. I've heard today that the negotiations with the Crown began in 2015, but when I read the historical background, it actually extends back to around the 1820s, when there had been minimal contact with Pākehā. But things got pretty rough after that. And you'll see in the detail there that despite having a good relationship with the Crown, that still did not benefit Ngāti Rangitihi.