I just want to finish off by reflecting on something I was told this morning by someone from Ngāti Maru about their big dreams. I've just reflected on some of the mahi that they've done over the last few years and that they will continue to build on, but I was told that there will come a time when they will tell their own story. Until now, this story has mainly been told by those outside of the iwi—commentators and historians—and now they can take the time to, in their own voice, tell their own story. That is really important for the rest of us because we're going to be better off for hearing that, and we will be able to be better Treaty partners. For those of us who live as neighbours to Ngāti Maru who are involved in education and who are involved in conservation, it will help us to be better in walking beside them and doing what we need to do for them to realise their dreams as we work together to restore and realise the potential of all of our people and of our land. 