It then goes on to give some more concrete redress, including natural resources; forestry; titles, both fee simple and customary over, I think, a total of 37 properties; and it also includes some changes in governance and reorganisation of taxation matters for fisheries. There's also—I may have mentioned—some commercial redress transfers of Crown forest licenced lands. So there's quite a sweep of redress, ranging from an apology, to land, to forestry, tax treatment of fisheries, and some cultural redress which involves the treatment of a system of beliefs around certain parts of the natural world within the rohe of Maniapoto.