In terms of breaches of the Treaty, I have to be clear, as I always am with these types of settlements, that compensation can never ever justify the loss, the pain, and the injustices that our people endure. Yes, the Treaty settlement process can never properly compensate our people, but it's an opportunity to acknowledge, to reflect, and to admit the sins of past Governments. It's a process that I hope will provide opportunity for our people. I hope that Ahuriri people will be looking at this $19.5 million and thinking, "Well, what can we do with this?" It's hardly going to make them rich or billionaires, but it could make some differences over the over the next decade or so. For example, who would have ever thought that Tainui and Ngāi Tahu would be worth $1.5 billion today after settling for $170 million in 1996? So the settlement can work, and if managed well, could do wonders for rangatahi and the people of Ahuriri.