These bills are non-contentious. We're not bickering about them, as the House does on a number of laws. We come in agreement to settle and provide redress for past injustices, and here we have a situation where for the Moriori people, we are righting gross historical injustices, and I'm not going to retell those. We've spoken about them at length now in this House at various readings of this bill, but they are there, and so the redress that is provided by the Crown in terms of apology redress, cultural redress, and financial redress—I think it's around circa $17 million to $18 million worth—is token. It doesn't, in fact, accommodate what has happened. It's not like for like—not apples for apples, if you can put it that way—but, nevertheless, it is some redress.