Can I acknowledge the Waitangi Tribunal process, which has also played quite an important role in scrutinising the part of the Crown in the Ngāti Maniapoto settlement. It's an incredibly important part of the process because it creates an independent authority, an authoritative view on the claims settlement. The conclusion was that the Crown failed to protect King Country Māori against the severe and the lasting impacts of the settlement. It released its report, Te Mana Whatu Ahuru: Report on Te Rohe Pōtae Claims, which addresses 277 claims concerning Crown actions. One of the chapters in their report addresses the claims concerning Māori health in the area and wellbeing from 1886 to the present, covering subjects such as education, employment, te reo Māori, and also racial discrimination.