So I'll finish by lamenting the fact that Te Arawhiti in their briefing to the incoming Minister, most recently, had to note that the Waitangi Tribunal made a number of findings in recent years suggesting the Crown has been too keen to achieve settlement and has not taken sufficient time to resolve overlapping claims between Māori or to ensure there is widespread and ongoing support for the mandated entity representing an iwi. In seeking to resolve past wrongs, the Crown should not create new grievances. The Green Party wholeheartedly shares this view, and whilst seeking to uphold the mana of all the negotiators and hapū who have been subjected to this process, we will still need reassurance that no new grievances are being created by the Crown. The Green Party believes in the need for a tikanga-based approach, where all parties are given the opportunity to determine and collectively agree what the redress process and outcome looks like. To us, that is tino rangatiratanga. 