I'm very aware from that experience—it impressed on me deeply as a child—of the Tarawera eruption on the people of Ngāti Rangitihi back in 1886. About half of the approximately 110 people killed in that eruption were from Ngāti Rangitihi, and it led on, unfortunately, to injustices where the Crown didn't assist the people of Ngāti Rangitihi at that time adequately, and that's part of the injustices that we're seeking to restore here today. So it's a special moment for me personally to be aware of some of that history from my childhood and to be here today speaking on a bill that's helping to restore some of the mana of Ngāti Rangitihi—and I acknowledge some of the pain and suffering that their ancestors have experienced—and, as best we can in this process, to make that right for their descendants and those who followed on. 