Secondly, a key point is the cultural redress. Every settlement is different, and in terms of Ngāti Maru and those people from Taranaki, it talks about 16 sites in this case. There are some protocols, and I know one of the strong features of this settlement is with regard to primary industries and the fisheries, but probably something that was expressed—and we had 35 written submissions; eight oral, and it would have been great to get there, if it wasn't for COVID. But we heard strongly around the importance of ensuring that the responsible Ministers issue protocols for any taonga, tūturu, or protected objects, found with the Ngāti Maru rohe of interest, and it talks about national monuments, the publications detailing history, and the provision of cultural and spiritual practices, right through to board appointments of interest to the people of Ngāti Maru. There are statutory acknowledgments that go with that, and that fulfils that cultural redress.