People have become disenfranchised with their lands. As my colleague the Hon Willie Jackson said earlier, 90 percent of Ngāti Maniapoto do not live within their tribal territory. They've also become disenfranchised from health outcomes, positive health outcomes, which affects the wellbeing of the people and the identity. All of those impacts can be traced back to those decisions and those activities that were made by the Crown in the 1880s—all of this and a whole lot more I'm sure that we're going to hear about in the Māori Affairs Committee. It is an important part of the process, albeit there's already been 30 years of reports, 30 years of submissions, 30 years of claims from the whānau, from the iwi. But, actually, it is an important part of the process. 