It also creates recognition for 30 geographic name changes. You might think that that was not significant, that that was a matter for councils, but it is incredibly significant for the way that our children relate to the land. When they see the names of their tūpuna on street signs; when they see the names in their whakapapa; when they bear the names of their maunga, of their awa, of their whenua, it creates that important knowledge of who we are and where we stand in the world, which is what these settlement agreements can do when they are negotiated well. 