In fact, when I looked closely, the Crown also captured some 86 prisoners from these attacks and sent them to, dare I say it, the Chatham Islands. I'm always dismayed at how often the Chatham Islands Rēkohu / Wharekauri comes through many of these settlement bills, because I think, "Wow, it's certainly no prison; it's quite the reverse." I had the experience recently with the Māori Affairs Committee—and can I acknowledge those who were part of it previously; those on it at the moment—of going back there for the Moriori claims settlement. It's an interesting history when you hear it from their perspective, about receiving some interesting figures on to Rēkohu during some of these times. So, once again, Māori were detained without trial, they were treated harshly, harsh conditions for some two years. And, I guess, the memories of those who are related to many of those who were treated in that way plays out in the mamae that is expressed in this bill.