Like other settlements, the bill we are debating this evening provides for environmental and cultural redress, the joint vesting of property, and new arrangements for the Crown and iwi to work together to make customary fishing regulations. The centrepiece, however, is the new statutory board to govern the Wairarapa Moana. It's been formed as an important part of the negotiations and sits squarely in the middle of the Waitangi Tribunal's Wairarapa report, to use the tribunal's own words. One of its primary roles will be to produce a Wairarapa Moana document setting out the vision and the aspirations for this management. It will also set out a reserves management plan and a natural resources document for the Ruamahanga River catchment.