I reflect back on Treaty settlements when I look at how we seek to make some attempt at historical apologies and historical redress and would comment the observation of many iwi that it is actually the apology and the acknowledgment that is more important than, certainly, commercial redress. I reflect back at a domain expert's observations of apologies under Treaty settlements, the first of which was in May 1995, from the Hon Doug Graham with the Waikato Tainui deed of settlement, and the comment here is: "A Crown apology attempts to recognise the impact of the breaches on the claimant group, restore the honour of the Crown, and begin to re-build the relationship between the Crown and the claimant group."