Clause 10: "The Crown makes this apology to Ahuriri Hapū, to their tipuna, and to their mokopuna"—our time in the present is a gift to move forward. "The Crown profoundly regrets its many failures … is deeply remorseful for the prejudice created … solemnly apologises for its policies, acts, and omissions that have left Ahuriri Hapū virtually landless … [and] Through this settlement and this apology the Crown seeks to atone"—to atone—"for its past wrongs and begin the process of healing." And, with that, "The Crown looks forward to building a new, positive, and enduring relationship with Ahuriri Hapū that fulfils the expectations of their tipuna and mokopuna, a relationship"—relationship—"based on mutual trust, partnership, and respect for the Treaty of Waitangi and its principles." Moving forward, those relationships that have been fraught in the past, the mamae that is still carried—we live in hope, and these Treaty settlements are the opportunity, to remedy, to address, and to redress. Part 2 of the bill details the cultural redress, and Part 3 also looks into the implementation of how that cultural redress is effected. Part 4 is the commercial redress.