On this side of the House, it sounds like everybody supports this bill. It's been through a process. Obviously, there was the trip down to Matamata, where the Māori Affairs Committee were able to go down there and look Ngāti Hinerangi in the eye and actually listen to some of the harrowing tales from days gone by. Through this settlement, the Crown is looking to address those past injustices that it has inflicted upon Ngāti Hinerangi and provide opportunities for Ngāti Hinerangi and the Crown to move forward together. The historical claims relate to conflict with the Crown in Tauranga, including the 1867 Tauranga bush campaign, the Crown's confiscation of land in Tauranga, and the operation of the Native Land Court from 1865. Ngāti Hinerangi were left virtually landless by these actions. This settlement lays the cultural and economic foundation for Ngāti Hinerangi rangatahi, for mokopuna, and also for generations to come. 