This bill, it's divided into significant portions, and I will just very briefly highlight those. Clause 8 is a depiction in detail of a historical account of the mamae, of the grievance, of the injustice. Clause 9 traverses the acknowledgments of the Crown's errors, of the Crown's avarice, and of the Crown's attempts to remedy and rectify. Clause 10 is the formal apology in this bill. Then, of course, it goes without saying, but for those who do not know and for the purposes of the law, to be very clear, clause 13 defines and details who you of Ahuriri hapū are. That is for the benefit of the Crown, and is the clarity of a commitment to you, to those who have gone, but to those of you who are to come into the future and carry on in representation of what the Crown has traversed, with all its wrongdoings, to make this right.