Also there's Allan Skipwith, the chair of Tūhourangi Tribal Authority, close neighbours to Ngāti Rangitihi. Throughout the settlement, I think the words were "tested and strained", and those are fair words because too often these things are not brought to the surface early enough. I know with some of the hearings we had, those raruraru are aired there, but I admire the late Allan Skipwith for the mahi that he did, his firm and measured leadership in bringing this to the conclusion. I did not meet him. I wish I had because there are great words said about him. So I want to acknowledge those two gentlemen. Moe mai rā e ngā rangatira, moe mai, moe mai.