I know it's been a very long journey from 1835, when many Moriori were slaughtered and many more went into enslavement. It's been the wrongs continued from the 1860s, when their rights to land and resources in the Chatham Islands weren't recognised by the Government of the day, or the Government body of the day, and it's been a long time coming, even to today. The proceedings were filed in 1988, I believe, and it was not until 2003 that the Government at that time, with the Treaty Minister, the Rt Hon Margaret Wilson, first announced that the trust had been recognised to negotiate the Moriori settlement. Then matters took quite some time from there. I want to recognise also that the Hon Chris Finlayson signed an agreement in 2017, and it's a real pleasure to be here today for this bill. I'm certainly looking forward to seeing it proceed through to the Māori Affairs Committee, which I have the privilege of being on.