Then, of course, there was the Tarawera eruption, the largest, the deadliest eruption in Aotearoa in the last 500 years. More than 110 people perished and around half of those were Ngāti Rangitihi. We've seen the devastation that the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption has caused—people losing their homes, crops being destroyed, livelihoods being destroyed. That big plume of ash from the Tarawera eruption, the flattening of forest, the destruction of villages, the destruction of crops, caused enormous harm and damage to Ngāti Rangitihi. What did the Crown do? Did it provide the sort of humanitarian assistance that we've seen the community and the Government extend to Tonga? No. The bill records, in clause 8(4), that instead of extending support and help to Ngāti Rangitihi—and I quote—"The Crown generally acted as a monopoly purchaser, and aggressively purchased Ngāti Rangitihi lands." Those were lands that, if they hadn't been damaged, if Ngāti Rangitihi hadn't lost so many of its own and been dispersed and displaced, Ngāti Rangitihi would have been very unlikely to have sold.