I want to acknowledge, this afternoon, Maui Solomon. I remember very vividly the whānau when they sat up here in the first reading. I remember vividly the pōwhiri when our Minister Andrew Little welcomed the whānau. They shared their stories and they validated their existence and corrected the past. Maui said, "Moriori are not Māori. We have similarities to Māori, but we're the indigenous people of Rēkohu with our own language, our own customs, our own traditions, and, most importantly, we have a 600-year history of peacemaking, peacekeeping, that is probably unparalleled anywhere in the world." That speaks largely to the Moriori people. 