We come from the past, but we learn from the past and we carry that forward into the future with a sense and a real stage of hope and development and progression. And that's what the redress, in terms of the fiscal settlement—which some may deem, at $8.1 million, is insufficient, and in the context and scheme of the suffering and the grievance and the passage of time, it is. However, you of Ngāti Hinerangi have negotiated the settlement. You—Madam Speaker, I acknowledge that you are in the Chair, but often in this kōrero I address the people who have come here. The people Ngāti Hinerangi, this is your settlement and you carry it forward to make the most of the opportunity, bearing in mind what your tūpuna have carried through to what your mokopuna will be: the bearers of hope. I will have the opportunity to address everybody—and, importantly, with that sense of aspiration and hope and fulfilment moving forward into the future—at the third reading of this bill.