I thought it rather fitting that in the passing of Mr Joe Hawke we remembered the 44-year anniversary of Takaparawhau, when Mr Joe Hawke stood defiantly to the then Government to make sure that his people continued to have land. What people think is that was the end of Mr Hawke's legacy, but I'm proud to say, in acknowledgment of his whānau, what he also fought for was the wellbeing of his people. He fought for better health outcomes for his people. He fought for better social outcomes for his people, and economic benefit for his people. With respect to Ngāti Whātua, he did a very, very good job, but we've got a long way to go. 