I want to speak to those descendants of ngā Moriori who may be watching and thinking about the future. Over the next part of this parliamentary process, my colleagues and I on the Māori Affairs Committee, who have been entrusted to hear those stories, will welcome them. I can't emphasise enough the honour and privilege of being part of that select committee, which gets to hear these stories, and to do our part to set the record straight. You've heard from my colleagues in the House this afternoon about how important hearing those real histories are, and acknowledging the mistakes of the past that have gone down as accepted history where they were not true. So this process in Parliament where we get to air those stories and hear as select committee members are so important, and I would encourage not just those in the gallery here today but all descendants and everyone who wishes to tell their story to be a part of that process.