And so I wanted to focus my second reading speech to just again acknowledge and put on the Hansard, the debate records, how vital that opportunity for hapū and whānau members to be heard was, because it once again highlights the real challenge and the ongoing difficulty of a Crown perpetuated process to try and settle enormous grievances—grievances that we have all known across Aotearoa, and settlements that, of course, don't come anywhere near justice. They are part of a step towards trying to improve Crown and iwi and Māori relationships. But that day was important, and I wanted to remember the spirit that people came to us to bring the stories, different stories, stories of hope in what this settlement will allow Ngāti Hinerangi to be able to start. I'll pick up on some of them.