Ngāti Hinerangi were not passive in this process. While this surveying and taking of land happened, the survey pegs were being taken out to stop the Crown and company's treacheries. And in return for that peaceful and powerful action, what did the Crown do? Attack villages and burn crops and homes to the ground. That is the history of this country. That is the history of the actions of this House. Then, of course, the Crown established a land court that we often hear about as the Native Land Court being a conciliatory negotiating process, but actually, again, in practice individualised land and took it away from Māori and hapū and was entirely inconsistent with tikanga.