So I want to acknowledge the 1,300 survivors, or uri, of Ngāti Hinerangi today, and I'm sure there's more. And I see on your website you encourage people to register. But I want to acknowledge your tūpuna who, through their Wai claims, have held this Government, the Crown, to account for what we did. In the acknowledgements in your Treaty settlement legislation, I think the worst thing we did was implement the scorched earth policy, which was a military tactic—tried to burn you out, tried to burn you, tried to destroy all your assets, and actually we didn't care about you one bit. If you all died, we didn't care. We just wanted to get you out of the way so we could take your land. And that's actually what the settlement legislation represents—your history and your experience of colonisation through our Crown.